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Art History Program

From: $29.99 / month

What if you could learn the same techniques Michelangelo used to sculpt his masterpieces? What if your painting techniques mirrored those of Rembrandt, Monet, or Van Gogh? Learn to create masterpiece projects in the styles of great art periods in history. With the Art History Program presented by Creating a Masterpiece, the history of art comes to life in an exciting, engaging new way!

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Art History Program

Award-Winning Lessons in the Styles of the Masters

What if you could paint using the same techniques as Picasso, Van Gogh, Monet, da Vinci, and Rembrandt? Now you can with our Art History Program pairing historical works of art with timeless techniques — and all right at your fingertips. The Art History Program presented by Creating a Masterpiece is a fun, engaging addition to art history studies. Instead of just reading about the greatest masters of art, jump into the studio and recreate their masterpieces!

This program features three types of projects divided into three levels:

  • The first type of project teaches the styles of art in history. Projects at this level are designed for students to learn how to create fine art that looks like famous art styles from the past.
  • The second type of project is historically themed. These projects are designed to be fun additions to your study. The subject of a historically themed project may be a ship in a lagoon representing the Spanish Exploration of the New World, a profile of a North American Chief representing life in Early America, and more to come.
  • The third type of project is a Capstone Project. These projects are meant to teach how to recreate historic masterpieces. It is taught at a masterpiece level.

Art Skills Taught In Art History Program Include:

The recognition and creation of famous, period-specific art styles. Art skills such as Portraiture in Charcoal and Oil Painting, Project Design and Implementation, Strategic Planning, Characteristics of Relief and Bust Sculpture, Highlighting, Form and Composition, Mosaic Development, and much more!

Art Media Featured In Art History Program Include:

Faux Metal Working, Faux Stained Glass, Glass Etching, Glass Mosaic, Ink, Oil Painting, Pencil/Charcoal, Printmaking, Sculpture, Acrylic, and Colored Marker

Meet Your Instructor: Sharon Hofer

Premier Artist, Featured Fine Art Instructor, and Founder of Creating a Masterpiece

Join award-winning fine artist and fine art instructor Sharon Hofer as she guides you to study and practice the essentials of fine art. Sharon founded Creating a Masterpiece based on her proven fine art system she developed over 20 years of teaching at her in-person art school. Sharon encourages artists of all ages to experience art projects that will inspire true confidence and teach actual fine art skills.

Sharon Hofer, Art Instructor

Families are Raving About the Art History Program

I am not an artist and worried that my kids might follow my poor example. Creating a Masterpiece has been a game-changer in our family! We love the variety of projects available through the course as well as learning how to use so many different mediums. (media?!) I even enjoy sitting down and doing the projects right alongside my children.

– Ohio Art Family

Art teaches kids so much! It helps them think about creating beauty in the world, noticing beauty in the world, focusing on details, improving their hand/eye coordination, and so much more! The projects in Creating a Masterpiece are BEAUTIFUL! The kids love doing them and love how they turn out. The Art History piece is a GEM! There is way too much content included to ever do in a year; but it just keeps getting better and better.

– Melinda C

We have loved creating masterpiece! The kids are always amazed at how nice their artwork turns out, even better than they expected. Sharon is an excellent teacher and so good and explaining everything step by step. I was a little worried that the projects looked too hard, but it has been great for our kids, ages 7 to 17.

– Thrilled Mom

Frequently Asked Questions about the Art History Program

Levels Included in the Art History Program

Styles of Art in History

Historically Themed Projects

Capstone Projects

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