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This coloring page is offered to enhance and supplement your instructional resources and lesson planning with a hands-on activity for students to explore and enjoy. Included are a brief background about the artist and/or the masterpiece and five lesson plan ideas for cross-curricular application. These resources are perfect for cross-curricular instruction, knowledge of a key masterpiece from a specific geographic area or historic time, and introduction to a work of art that defines a key development in the history of art and the world.
You may find our printed and bound collections of lesson plans and coloring pages at http://www.cafepress.com/artlines_k_5
You may find our printed and bound collections of lesson plans and coloring pages at http://www.cafepress.com/artlines_k_5
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5
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Cheryl Suitor (TpT Seller)
Dear Amy and Sally,
Did you need to obtain copyright permission to illustrate works of art and sell them as black line masters? I am new to TpT and want to share my lesson plans but am unaware of the laws regarding copyright and famous works of art. I have read the information posted on TpT but it mostly deals with clip art and not fine art prints. Do I need to obtain special permission to include color prints of famous works of art in my products?
Thank you,
Cheryl Suitor
Cheryl Suitor
Did you need to obtain copyright permission to illustrate works of art and sell them as black line masters? I am new to TpT and want to share my lesson plans but am unaware of the laws regarding copyright and famous works of art. I have read the information posted on TpT but it mostly deals with clip art and not fine art prints. Do I need to obtain special permission to include color prints of famous works of art in my products?
Thank you,
Cheryl Suitor
Cheryl Suitor
November 8, 2012
Amy Hauptman / Sally Hofmockel (TpT Seller)
Hi Cheryl,
Our line drawings are simple original interpretations of the masters and are copyrighted by us. We can't say what your color prints would be classified as. You might want to research public domain and free use guidelines (which you can find online.)
Our line drawings are simple original interpretations of the masters and are copyrighted by us. We can't say what your color prints would be classified as. You might want to research public domain and free use guidelines (which you can find online.)
November 8, 2012
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21 years teaching Elementary Art and Classroom teacher. Presented at State and National Core Knowledge Conferences.
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