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Whirligig Lesson Plan
34,952 words, approx. 117 pages
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Biography of Paul Fleischman
1950 words, approx. 6.5 pages
 Paul Fleischman is a Newbery Award-winning author of books for both children and young adult readers. He blends musical language with quirky looks at the world, viewed through the lens of human and natural history. "I'm a maker at heart," Fleischman decl...


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Whirligig Information
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 A whirligig is an object that spins or whirls, or has at least one member that spins or whirls in the wind. The word, derived from the verb to whirl, is known in English since 1440, originally for various spinning toys.[1] Since ancient times, a...




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Caution to Viewers: Murray\'d5s Paintings May Induce Vertigo
10/30/2005: 552 words, approx. 2 pages For devotees of the shaped-canvas aesthetic, the exhibition of paintings by Elizabeth Murray at the Museum of Modern Art is likely to be embraced as a pictorial paradise. The shaped canvas has never before been as multi-shaped as it is here. Moreover, the eccentrically shaped...
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 The New York Observer
Caution to Viewers: Murray's Paintings May Induce Vertigo
10/30/2005: 552 words, approx. 2 pages For devotees of the shaped-canvas aesthetic, the exhibition of paintings by Elizabeth Murray at the Museum of Modern Art is likely to be embraced as a pictorial paradise. The shaped canvas has never before been as multi-shaped as it is here. Moreover, the eccentrically shaped...
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 The New York Observer
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Painted 20th Century As Terrible Bridge
5/8/2005: 688 words, approx. 2 pages The group of young Germans who, in 1905, proudly called themselves Die Brücke ("The Bridge") derived their name from Nietzsche's Thus Spake Zarathustra, one of the radical philosophical tracts of the period. (The key passage reads: "What is great about a man is that he...
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Van Gogh\'d5s Drawings: A Precise Draftsman, Emotional Cauldron
10/23/2005: 778 words, approx. 3 pages Fame hasn’t always been kind to the reputation of Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890), whose drawings are now featured in an exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It’s owing to his fame, after all, that van Gogh is still so often described as a deranged...


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