Need a little bouquet to brighten your day? Try creating these Impressionistic style flowers inspired by the artist Berthe Morisot.
Simple art materials, such as tempera paint, construction paper and paint brushes are the tools used to create your own mini masterpieces. My sweet artists, ages 8 and 9 years, created these in a 50 minute session.
Berthe Morisot was an outstanding Impressionistic painter who created landscapes, portraits and still-life paintings. She was often critical of her own work, and was not allowed in many places her male friends were allowed. Even though Morisot was discriminated against, that did not stop her drive to become a successful artist and leave a permanent mark on French art.
We enjoyed making these and I am confident your little artists will too!
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This looks just wonderful. Thank you for sharing.
Love this!!!
Beautiful!
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I just wanted to pop in and say how grateful I am for you sharing these lessons. I’m looking forward to creating with my little artists.
Hi Laura,
Your Morisot art project is simply beautiful. I signed up for your newsletter and was sent the plans. I have misplaced them and I am wondering if you would be so kind as to send them to my email again? I would appreciate it greatly.
Liz
Can’t wait to try this!
These are beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
I love the painted bouquets by Berthe Marisot. Impressionism is my favourite art form.
Looks amazing! Would love to try this as our Mothers’ Day art.
Sedro beautiful! I love flowers! I just signed up for your newsletter. Would you be able to send me a link to your cherry blossom lesson?
Amazing. inspired me to paint again!!
Amazing. beautiful website
Thank you so much for the lovely feedback! 🙂
Thank you from Turkiye…. It’s very very useful page for teacher and children… I’m looking forward to making art with the kids… And I would like to say that your work is very beautiful, enjoyable….
I’v been teaching art for over 20 years as well but it is SO nice to have someone like you inspire and motivate me to continue loving it with the little ones. Your lessons are the absolute best and I can’t thank you enough for sharing!!
WOW! Thank you for the beautiful comment!!! xox
Hello!
Would this work with pan tempera paints rather than liquids?
It should, the colors might not be as bright and opaque. Try thats the beauty of Art.