If Picasso Went On Vacation by Firehouse Publications

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Disclaimer: ALL images in this book are NOT the work of the famous artists we have mentioned. These are emulations by art teachers with a geography theme. This is a common project in art classes around the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;to create an image in the style of a famous artist. We gather our work collectively here in the hopes to educate people about the rich traditions of art history, and hopefully to inspire our readers to learn more about these amazing artists as we attempt to honor them here!

The web addresses for some foundations that represent the original artists have been added to the index in the back of this book.

"This lively, illustrated book aims to teach youngsters about art and art history from the Renaissance to the present day... A rich, wideranging, and imaginative classroom resource." â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Kirkus Reviews 2

If Picasso Went on Vacation An illustrated introduction to art history for children by art teachers By Eric Gibbons Illustrated by art teachers

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Each image will come with a map to indicate the landmark's country. The original world maps were created by Wikimedia Commons users TUBS and Alexrk2 in the text indicates a transliteration of language. A key, located on * An asterisk page 112, will show how the words are written in their native language. Some (callouts) help with pronunciation approximations.

This book was written and illustrated by art teachers from all over the world who share a passion for art history and education. The author was awarded NJ's Best High School Art Teacher in 2015 by the AENJ. This is the fourth in the "If Picasso" series by the author, preceded by If Picasso Had a Christmas Tree, If Picasso Went to the Zoo, and If Picasso Went to the Sea. Each teacher has emulated an artist of his/her choosing from history and a famous global landmark in a way that honors the work of that artist. By combining art, history, geography, poetry, and language, this book becomes a unique resource for art lovers of all ages. Art genres from the Renaissance era to modern works are represented. Our art teachers, from elementary level to high school, created these delightful illustrations to share and educate. The contact information for every artist and the author is in the back of this book should you wish to contact them for more information or to even purchase a print. Mr. Gibbons created the poems for each artwork. In a classroom setting, we suggest that our images be paired with known masterworks by these artists. Obtaining rights to do so here would be impossible and double the length of this book. Our intention is that readers are so inspired by the works we present, that they explore further by seeing original artworks or examples, and the landmarks we present here. To help in this we have uploaded free multi-curricula lesson extensions you can print and share with students of all ages. These lesson extensions are found at: artedguru.com/ifpicasso.html Studies show that students who pair their learning with art succeed at much higher rates than their non-art involved peers by a significant margin. For Example, they score, on average, 100 points higher on S.A.T. exams. This is but one example. Find out more at the author's blog: artedguru.com/advocate.html

If Pablo Picasso went on vacation could this be a painting of his destination? Artist and cubist, shapes he would shatter, making this world look so much flatter. “City of Light,” where romances flower, all can look up and see Eiffel’s tower. Through war and through peace, Paris has stood. a Mecca for artists, and famous French food. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words, so here’s how you say, “oui” is for yes, and “non” is for no, “bonjour” is the way the French say hello. This Is An Incomplete Preview Please visit www.FirehousePublications.com For purchasing information. This text does not appear in the Printed Edition

Eric Gibbons, Pablo Picasso Style Eiffel Tower of Paris France, acrylic on canvas, 16 x 20 in.

If Grant Wood went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? He liked to paint people, and to paint places, showing their homes, including their faces. Regional artists painted so real, like in this sample, we get the feel of people who live near Dar al-Hajar, a palace in Yemen, a long way by car. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words the Arabic way. “Na’am” is yes, and “kalla” is no, “mar ha baan” is to say hello.*

Amber Forgey, Grant Wood Style Dar al-Hajar of Yemen, oil on canvas 10 x 10 in.

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If Romare Bearden went on vacation, could this be a collage of his destination? Cutting and ripping is how he made art, gluing them down after taking apart. This, the Great Wall of China you see, done in his style, I hope you agree. Some parts were built for Qin Shi Huang, (Ching-SZ-Hwang) thirteen thousand and some miles long! If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words in the Chinese way. “Szh-de” is yes, and “boo” is for no, “ni-hao” is the way they say hello.*

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If Ellsworth Kelly went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? This color field artist, Minimalist, just painted colors with his unique twist. When you look at this grid and squint your eyes, you may sense a tunnel, for that's the surprise! Ukraine has a place called the Tunnel of Love, made from the trees growin' below and above. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words the Ukrainian way. “Tak” is for yes, and “nee” is for no, “privet” is how they say hello.* This Is An Incomplete Preview Please visit www.FirehousePublications.com For purchasing information. This text does not appear in the Printed Edition

Christa Bellock, Ellsworth Kelly Style Tunnel Of Love of Ukraine, acrylic on canvas, 16 x 16 in.

If Gustav Klimt went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? Klimt painted patterns on top of gold, the contrast of warm and cool colors is bold. These are the Moai that guard Easter Island, stony protectors from beach to the highland. The island belongs to the country of Chile, volcanoes there made the landscape quite hilly. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words the Rapa Nui way. “'Ē‐ē” for yes, and “'ina” is no, “‘Iorana!” is a native hello.

Christa Bellock, Gustav Klimt Style Easter Island Moai of Chile, acrylic on canvas, 12 x 12 in.

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If Vincent van Gogh went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? Known for his love of a starry blue night, this Florence Cathedral is done like he might. He painted in dashes of vivid, bold color, swirling brush strokes, were done like no other. This is la Santa Maria Del Fiore, shown with its dome in all of its glory. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words the Italian way. “Sí” is for yes, and “no” is still no, and “ciao” is the way that they say hello.

Elena Klimova, Vincent van Gogh Style Santa Maria Del Fiore of Italy, acrylic on canvas, 16 x 20 in.

If Stuart Davis went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? Modernist painter that inspired pop, jazz was an influence, it made his brush hop. Here is the mountain, Kilimanjaro, it's in Tanzania, research it tomorrow. A volcanic trio makes the foundations, the highest mountain of African nations. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words, so here’s how you say, “ndiyo” for yes, and “hapana” for no, “jambo”‘s Swahili to say hello.

Sharlene Welton, Stuart Davis Style Mount Kilimanjaro of Tanzania, acrylic on canvas, 24 x 24 in.

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If Sophie Taeuber-Arp went on vacation, could this be a painting of her destination? Simple bold shapes is what she liked to do, painting her feelings, emotions have hue. This is the Kaaba from Mecca you see, icon of Islam, a spiritual key. Saudi Arabia is where it resides, pilgrims surround it on all four sides. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words the Arabic way. “Na’am” is yes, and “kalla” is no, “mar ha baan” is to say hello.*

Eric Gibbons, Sophie Taeuber-Arp Style Kaaba in Mecca of Saudi Arabia, 12 x 12 in.

If Käthe Kollwitz went on vacation, could this be a wood cut of her destination? She was so famous for prints made from wood, carving and cutting and inking so good! This one is done in a similar style, of a Christ figure, up near half a mile, on top of a mountain with Rio below, Brazilian landmark, perhaps you may know. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words the Portuguese way. “Seem” is for yes, and “não” is for no, “olá” is how they say hello. This Is An Incomplete Preview Please visit www.FirehousePublications.com For purchasing information. This text does not appear in the Printed Edition

Kim Defibaugh, Käthe Kollwitz Style Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro of Brazil, ink on arches paper, 9 x 9 in.

If Keith Haring went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? Keith liked graffiti, and vivid bright colors, outlining shapes of people and others. Ouled Soltane is a place in Tunisia, you’ve seen it in movies, ‘less you’ve got amnesia. Out in the desert this place is so hot, these buildings hold grain, and hold quite a lot. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words the Arabic way. “Na’am” is yes, and “kalla” is no, “mar ha baan” is to say hello.*

Debbie Hauff, Keith Haring Style Ouled Soltane of Tunisia, acrylic on paper, 10 x 10 in.

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If Pierre-Auguste Renoir went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? Renoir, an impressionist, painted so bold, pastel brush strokes, a joy to behold. He loved to paint ladies, and little girls, in sumptuous dresses and hair up in curls. Statue of Liberty, from France, we adore her, stands on an island within New York Harbor. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words, the New Yorker way, “yeah” is for yes, and “nah” is for no, “wazz’up,” in the city, a cheerful hello.

Donna Cooper Smith, Pierre-Auguste Renoir Style Statue of Liberty in the United States, acrylic on canvas, 30 x 30 in.

If René Magritte went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? He painted dreams and impossible things, here in the sky, unusual wings. The apple in front is way too gigantic, is it a joke or some kind of antic? Stonehenge is ancient, a special place, some think it helped Druids understand space! If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words in the British way. “Aye” is for yes, and “nay” is for no, say “hiya” in London to mean hello. This Is An Incomplete Preview Please visit www.FirehousePublications.com For purchasing information. This text does not appear in the Printed Edition

Lisa Rolfe-Denuit, René Magritte Style Stonehenge of England, oil on canvas, 14 x 14 in.

If Andy Warhol went on vacation, could this be an image of his destination? He was a Pop artist that loved making prints, he started the movement, it’s grown ever since. Andy was famous, truly a star, this, in his style, is in Myanmar, it’s known as the Shwedagon Golden Pagoda, housing four relics of their holy Buddha. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words in the Burmese way. “Ho ge” is yes, and “ma ho pu” no, “min ga la ba” is to say hello.*

Lorraine Pulvino Poling, Andy Warhol Style Shwedagon Pagoda of Myanmar, digital media, 10 x 10 in.

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If Antoni Gaudí went on vacation, could this be a mosaic of his destination? Cutting up tiles with mortar to stick ‘em, he’d cover buildings where people could see ‘em. This the Australian Great Barrier Reef, made with small pieces, a water motif. The reef is in danger, so much is dying, Earth getting warmer with temperatures rising. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words, the Australian way. “Good-o” is yes, and “no” is still no, “g’day” is a cheerful outback hello. This Is An Incomplete Preview Please visit www.FirehousePublications.com For purchasing information. This text does not appear in the Printed Edition

Nicki Newton, Antoni Gaudí Style Great Barrier Reef of Australia, ceramic glass stone on board, 16 x 16 in.

If Dr. Atl went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? Gerardo Cornado was his birth name, Mexico knows him as Atl by fame. This is a painting of Teotihuacán, (Twō‐tee‐wa‐con) a pyramidal phenomenon, It once was the center of a great city, 2000 years old and still very pretty! If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words, the Mexican way. “Sí” is for yes, and “no” is still no, “hola” is Spanish to say hello.

Nicki Newton, Dr. Atl Style Teotihuacán Pyramid of Mexico, acrylic on canvas, 12 x 12 in.

If Winslow Homer went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? He painted the oceans, waves, and the boats, realist artist, his wisdom in quotes. The Burj Al Arab looks like a sail, but it is a building, a five star hotel. If you like to swim there’s four pools inside, an Emirates island is where it resides. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words the Arabic way. “Na’am” is yes, and “kalla” is no, “mar ha baan” is to say hello.* This Is An Incomplete Preview Please visit www.FirehousePublications.com For purchasing information. This text does not appear in the Printed Edition

Pat Carper-Brown, Winslow Homer Style Burj Al Arab of the United Arab Emirates, watercolor on paper, 12 x 12 in.

If Aaron Douglas went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? Born in Topeka, moved to New York, known for his Harlem Renaissance work. This, in his style, the Great Zimbabwe, now it’s a relic, a mystery today. Though there’s no info written on page, we know natives built it in the Iron Age. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words, the Zimbabwe way. “Hongu” for yes, and “kwete” for no, “mhoro” in Shona, a friendly hello.

Rachel Wintemberg, Aaron Douglas Style Great Zimbabwe of Zimbabwe, acrylic on illustration board, 15 x 15 in.

If Paul Cézanne went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? He broke up his pictures in shapes and in planes, but the subject, observed, always remains. This, in his style, a Matterhorn view, a mountain in Switzerland, with glaciers too. Found in the Alps, the highest of peaks, climbers who go there prepare for weeks. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words the Swiss-German way. “Mol” is for yes, and “nein” is for no, “grüezi” in Swiss is a formal hello.

Sara Wisnewski-Olson, Paul Cézanne Style Matterhorn Mountain of Switzerland, oil on board, 16 x 16 in.

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If Sarah Mary Taylor went on vacation, could this be a quilt of her destination? Born in the south, descended from slaves, her quilts brought her fame; art often saves! Much of her work included hands, this in her style is one in the sands of a Uruguay beach, a partial hand sculpture, valued landmark of the artistic culture. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words, so here's how you say, “sí” is for yes, and “no” is still no, “hola” in Spanish, a friendly hello.

Nisha MacBeth, Sarah Mary Taylor Style The Hand of Uraguay–a sculpture by Mario Irarrázabal, hand quilted cotton, 12 x 12 in.

If Diego Rivera went on vacation, could this be a mural of his destination? He painted big, filling up walls, pictures of people in triumphs and falls. Here in his style, a place that is special, found in Jerusalem, city in Israel. This Western Wall of the Temple Mount, reminds Jews of loss in no small amount. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words, so here's how you say, “ken” is for yes, and “loh” is for no, “shalom" in Hebrew a friendly hello. *

Sean Carney, Diego Rivera Style Western Wall of Jerusalem Israel, acrylic on board, 12 x 12 in.

If Patrick Caulfield went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? Heavy outlines with work like cartoons, colors as bold as birthday balloons. This is in Jordan, Petra’s its name, carved in red rocks with worldwide acclaim. Hidden from view, and through a slot canyon, nearly forgotten, and almost abandoned. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words the Arabic way. “Na’am” is yes, and “kalla” is no, “mar ha baan” is to say hello.* This Is An Incomplete Preview Please visit www.FirehousePublications.com For purchasing information. This text does not appear in the Printed Edition

Scott Russell, Patrick Caulfield Style Petra of Jordan, acrylic on canvas, 10 x 10 in.

If Marc Chagall went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? Marc painted stories of his Jewish past, in painting, and printing, and even in glass! His modernist works are where all can see 'em, perhaps in your city's fine arts museum. This is Mount Everest, found in Nepal, the highest at twenty-nine thousand feet tall. If you go there, or visit some day, learn a few words in the Nepalese way. “Hō” is for yes, and “Hoina” is no, “namastē” is how they say hello.*

Amy Letts, Marc Chagall Style Mount Everest of Nepal, acrylic on paper, 10 x 10 in.

If Edward Gorey went on vacation, could this be a drawing of his destination? Sometimes surreal, Ed loved to draw, showing the creepy, delighting in flaw. This is Bran’s castle, home to The Count, Dracula’s scary in no small amount. Romania’s where this castle’s found, I fear for that man who walks on that ground! If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words, so here’s how you say, “da” is for yes, and “nu” is for no, in Romanian, “buna,” is a hello.

Chris Hodge, Edward Gorey Style Bran Castle of Romania, ink drawing, 10 x 10 in.

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If Kim Hong-do went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? Traditional painter from South Korea, remembered for his artistic idea, to paint all the people as they really were, not just the royals, it caused quite a stir. Here Gyeongbok Palace done like he might, but with modern buildings, an unusual site. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words the Korean way. “Ne” is for yes, and “ani yo” is no, “ann yeong ha seyo” is to say hello.*

Ross Hines, Kim Hong-do Style Gyeongbok Palace of Seoul South Korea, acrylic on canvas, 12 x 12 in.

If Toulouse-Lautrec went on vacation, could this be a poster of his destination? Henri was an artist and not very tall, his work was on posters, not at all small! Here is a building in his Nouveau style, including a cat in iconic profile. The Taj Mahal is the name of this place, built for an emperor's wife on this space. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words so you can say, “haan” is for yes, and “nahin” is no, “namaste” 's Hindi to say hello.*

Amanda Miller, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Style Taj Mahal of India, digital image, 15 x 15 in.

If Ben Shahn went on vacation, could this illustrate his destination? Ben had strong views, political art, opinions and news, influenced heart. This, in his style, a terrible place, people were hurt because of their race. For Auschwitz of Poland, humanity wept, we wrote it all down, lest we forget. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words so you can say, “tahk” is for yes, and “nyeh” is for no, say “chicht” in Polish to say hello.*

Julie Kanya, Ben Shahn Style Gates of Auschwitz of Poland, pen and ink, 10 x 10 in.

If Juan Gris went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? He was a cubist, his teacher, Picasso, color and shape he shattered also, like this example, Sagrada Família, in honor of Jesus, José, Maria. They started to build it 1882, many years later they still were not through. If you go to Spain to visit some day, learn a few words, so you can say. “Sí” is for yes, and “no” is still no, “hola” is Spanish to say hello. This Is An Incomplete Preview Please visit www.FirehousePublications.com For purchasing information. This text does not appear in the Printed Edition

Magi Chen, Juan Gris Style Sagrada Família of Spain, acrylic on paper, 30 x 30 cm.

If Rex Ray went on vacation, could this be a collage of his destination? Master of pattern, pop was his style, cutting and pasting, he did it a while, with colors so bold, patterns that dazzle, this, in his style is Russia’s Saint Basil. Once a cathedral, now a museum, with historical items so all can see ‘em. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words so you can say, "da” is for yes, and “ñet” is for no, “pree-vyeht” is how they say hello.

Julie Bousum, Rex Ray Style St. Basil of Russia, collage painted paper, 6 x 6 in.

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If Charlotte Salomon went on vacation, could this be a painting of her destination? Expressionist artist had a short life, a victim of Nazis, such terrible strife! Her paintings were full of color and feeling, like this Thai temple that is so revealing. This is the Sanctuary of Truth, a place of worship for elders and youth. If you go to Thailand to visit one day, learn a few words so you can say, “chai” is for yes, and “mai” is for no, “sà wàt dee” is how they say hello.*

K.Lee Mock, Charlotte Salomon Style Sanctuary of Truth of Thailand, gouache on paper, 20 x 20 in.

If André Derain went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? André, a Fauvist, his colors were wild, opposite colors were part of the style. The Pyramids here sit by the Nile, an Egyptian river o’er four thousand miles. Pharaohs and kings ruled over this land, covered by desert, Sahara sand. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words the Arabic way. “Na’am” is yes, and “kalla” is no, “mar ha baan” is to say hello.*

Elizabeth Evans, André Derain Style Pyramids of Egypt, acrylic on canvas, 12 x 12 in.

If James Rizzi went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? His Pop Art had layers in playful 3D, colored so brightly, I think you can see, things popping out all over the place, 3D means objects are taking up space. Honoring him is this place in Peru, an ancient landmark called Machu Picchu. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words, the Peruvian way. “Sí” is for yes, and “no” is still no, “hola” is Spanish to say hello. This Is An Incomplete Preview Please visit www.FirehousePublications.com For purchasing information. This text does not appear in the Printed Edition

Leah Keller, James Rizzi Style Machu Picchu of Peru, acrylic on canvas, 20 x 20 in.

If Robert Rauschenberg went on vacation, could this be a print of his destination? He used collage to make his pop art, collecting some pictures was where he would start. This, the Acropolis, like he might do, an ancient site that is in Greece too. Built on a hill that overlooks Athens, contains several buildings of classical fashions. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words, so you can say, “nè” is for yes, and “óchi” for no, “yassou” is Greek for a friendly hello.*

Mary Weimer Green, Robert Rauschenberg Style Acropolis of Athens Greece, digital image, 12 x 12 in.

If Leonardo da Vinci went on vacation, could this be a drawing of his destination? Famous for paintings like The Last Supper, or Mona Lisa if you'd like another. He liked to sketch, this Renaissance man, like these Gates of Xerxes found in Iran. Built long ago, four eighty BC, constructed by Xerxes' royal decree. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words, the Iranian way. “Balé” is yes, and “na” is for no, “dorood" is Persian to say hello.* This Is An Incomplete Preview Please visit www.FirehousePublications.com For purchasing information. This text does not appear in the Printed Edition

Sharyn Hebert Dayton, Leonardo da Vinci Style Gates of Xerxes of Persepolis Iran, mixed media, 10 x 10 in.

If Tamara de Lempicka went on vacation, could this be a painting of her destination? Art Deco is the style she used, where art and décor are visually fused. Here in her style is a giant tower, Big Ben is the bell that rings every hour. Elizabeth Tower’s the official name, London’s its home, and center of fame. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words in the Englishman's way. “Aye” is for yes, and “nay” is for no, say “hiya” in London to mean hello.

Amanda Roth, Tamara de Lempicka Style Big Ben in London England, acrylic on chipboard, 12 x 12 in.

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If Joan Mitchell went on vacation, could this be a painting of her destination? Female Expressionist, rare for her day, she pushed the boundaries, with her unique way. This, in her style, the falls of Niagara, once home to Mohawk and Onondaga. Carved by the glaciers so long ago, this Canadian landmark goes with the flow. If you go there to visit some day, some there speak French the Canadian way. “oui” is for yes, and “non” is for no, “bonjour” is the way to say hello.

Amanda Roth, Joan Mitchell Style Niagara Falls of Canada, acrylic on canvas board (cropped) 24 x 36 in.

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If Edvard Munch went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? Expressionist artists use color for feeling, red can be scary, and blue can be healing. This is a road in Madagascar, baobab trees line this road near and far. Threatened by deforestation, so sad, promote conservation, don’t just get mad. If you go there to visit some day, learn a few words so you can say, “eny” for yes, “tsia” for no, “manao ahoana” ‘s a Malagasy hello.

Maganne Peck, Edvard Munch Style Avenue of the Baobabs in Madagascar, oil on canvas, 24 x 24 in.

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If Rockwell Kent went on vacation, could this be a painting of his destination? American artist and lover of nature, here in his style a place full of glacier. Antarctic so cold all through the year, penguins, and petrels make their home here. Sadly the world is starting to warm, the ices are melting, oceans transform. We as the people of Earth must protect, this greatest gift, before it is wrecked. Think of how much this planet's worth, and find out how we can protect the Earth! This Is An Incomplete Preview Please visit www.FirehousePublications.com For purchasing information. This text does not appear in the Printed Edition

Kristin Osgood Lamelas, Rockwell Kent Style Lemaire Channel of Antarctica, oil on canvas, 20 x 20 in.

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19: Christa Bellock George Rodrigue – Germany Christabellock@gmail.com

7: Eric Gibbons Pablo Picasso – France www.artedguru.com www.firehousepublications.com

www.georgerodriguefoundation.org Prints of this work not available

fundacionpicasso.malaga.eu

9: Amber Forgey Grant Wood – Yemen www.goo.gl/8h5MhB amberforgey@hotmail.com

21: Elena Klimova Vincent van Gogh – Italy elenaklim10@gmail.com

11: Connie Berger Romare Bearden – China Connieberger@gmail.com

23: Connie McClure Marie-Anne Nivouliès – Philippines connielmcclure@aol.com

www.beardenfoundation.org

13: Meganne Peck Emily Carr – Turkey Meganne-peck.artistwebsites.com

25: Sharlene Welton Stuart Davis – Tanzania www.TheWildBeasts.com

15: Christa Bellock Ellsworth Kelly – Ukraine Christabellock@gmail.com

27: Eric Gibbons Sophie Taeuber-Arp – Saudi Arabia www.artedguru.com www.firehousepublications.com www.fondationarp.org

17: Christa Bellock Gustav Klimt – Easter Island Christabellock@gmail.com

29: Amber Heigl Albert Namatjira – Iceland aheiglart@gmail.com

www.klimt-foundation.com

www.namatjira.bighart.org

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31: Arlene Shelton William Turner – Japan arleneshelton@msn.com

43: Julie Bousum Franz Kline – Australia jkbousum@aol.com www.franzkline.org

33: Kim Huyler Defibaugh Käthe Kollwitz – Brazil drkimbeg@cox.net

45: Katelynn Kilcommons Lotte Reiniger – Ireland KatelynnKilcommons.com KilcommonsK@Hotmail.com

35: Debbie Hauff Keith Haring – Tunisia debcasso@bellsouth.net

47: Kim Huyler Defibaugh William H. Johnson – Jamaica drkimbeg@cox.net

www.haring.com/kh_foundation

www.whjohnsongrant.org

37: Donna Cooper Smith Pierre-Auguste Renoir – United States Ddcsmith6157@gmail.com

49: Lisa Rolfe-Denuit René Magritte – England Lisadenuit@yahoo.com

39: Joe Rivera John Lennon – Iraq JoeRiv9@gmail.com

51: Lorraine Pulvino Poling Andy Warhol – Myanmar Elseapea@yahoo.com

www.lennonbus.org

www.warholfoundation.org

41: Gwenyth Melton Charles Demuth – Netherlands gwenythmelton@gmail.com

53: Michele L. Andrade Nico Klopp – Armenia MLAndrade8@yahoo.com

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55: Nicki Newton Anne Ryan – Mali nickinewtonn@gmail.com

67: Nisha MacBeth Sarah Mary Taylor – Uruguay nisha.macbeth@nbed.nb.ca

57: Nicki Newton Antoni Gaudí – Australian Reef nickinewtonn@gmail.com

69: Sean Carney Diego Rivera – Israel www.Carneystudios.net www.Saatchiart.com/carney

www.fundacionantoniogaudi.org

59: Nicki Newton Dr. Atl – Mexico nickinewtonn@gmail.com

71: Scott Russell Patrick Caufield – Jordan www.goo.gl/ApPjHZ

61: Pat Carper Brown Winslow Homer – United Arab Emirates Lakefrontview@exede.net

73: Amy Letts Marc Chagall – Nepal www.amuletts.com

63: Rachel Wintemberg Aaron Douglas – Zimbabwe thehelpfulartteacher@gmail.com thehelpfulartteacher.blogspot.com

75: Chris Hodge Edward Gorey – Romania www.chodgeart.com diebox1984-art@yahoo.com

www.aarondouglas.ku.edu

www.edwardgoreyhouse.org

65: Sara Wisnewski-Olson Paul Cézanne – Switzerland sara_wisnewski@hotmail.com

77: Ross Hines Kim Hong-do – South Korea rosshines25@hotmail.com www.hinesbrothers.com

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79: Amanda Miller Toulouse-Lautrec – India Amillerk12@gmail.com

91: K.Lee Mock Charlotte Salomon – Thailand www.kleemock.com k.leemock.art@gmail.com

81: Julie Kanya Ben Shahn – Poland Aerosmithgirl71@gmail.com

93: Elizabeth Evans André Derain – Egypt Elliedevans@gmail.com

83: Magi Chen Juan Gris – Spain chenmagi3@gmail.com

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87: Sheryl Depp Georges Braque – Zambia shdepp@tampabay.rr.com www.goo.gl/UL165m

99: Sharyn Hebert Dayton Leonardo da Vinci – Iran sharyndayton@gmail.com

www.georgesbraque.org

89: Julie Bousum Rex Ray – Russia jkbousum@aol.com

101. Amanda Roth Tamara de Lempicka – Britain mandabr2003@gmail.com artroth.weebly.com

www.rexraystudio.com www.delempicka.org

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107: Kristin Osgood Lamelas Rockwell Kent – Antarctica www.KristinOsgood.com

www.joanmitchellfoundation.org

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105. Maganne Peck Edvard Munch – Madagascar Meganne-peck.artistwebsites.com www.munchstudios.org

Language Key: Arabic: Yes, ‫ ;ﻩﺁ\ﻡﻉﻥ‬No, ‫ ;َّﻝَﻙ‬Formal Hello ‫ﺍﺏﺡﺭﻡ‬, Informal Hello ‫ًﺍﻝْﻩَﺃ‬ Armenian: Yes, այո; No, է; Hello, բարեւ Ձեզ (pronounced Parev or Barev depending on local dialect.) Burmese: Yes, ; No, ; Hello, Chinese: Yes, 是; No, 不; Hello, 你 Greece: Yes, Ναί ; No, όχι; Hello, γεια σου, (Xeretay is more formal. χαίρετε ) Hebrew: Yes, ‫ ;ןֵּכ‬No, ‫ ;אֹל‬Hello, ‫םֹולָׁש‬ India/Hindi: Yes, हँ; No, नी; Hello, नसत Iran/Persia: Yes ‫ ;ﻩﻝﺏ‬No, ‫ ;ﻩﻥ‬Hello, ‫ﺩﻭﺭﺩ‬ Japanese: Yes, は; No, いえ; Hello, こには Korean: Yes, 네; No, 아요; Hello, 안하요 Nepalese: Yes, ह; No, कन; Hello, नसत Polish: Hello, cześć Russian: Yes, да; No, нет; Hello, привет Thailand: Yes, ใช่; No, ไม่; Hello, สวัสดี Ukrainian: Yes, Так; No, Hi; Hello, Вітаю 112

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