Painting the Corners
Fine Arts Grades 4 - 8
Additional
Resources
A.
Literature
National
Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Baseball as
America. National Geographic Books, 2002.
Ruscoe,
Michael. Baseball: A Treasury of Art and
Literature. Hugh Lauter Levin Associates, Inc.,
1993.
Smithsonian Institution. Diamonds are Forever.
Chronicle Books, 1987.
Thorn,
John. Treasures of the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Villard, 1998.
Warren,
Elizabeth V. The Perfect Game: America Looks at
Baseball. Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 2003.
B.
Web Links
http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/art2/
Eyes on
Art: A “Learning to Look” Curriculum
baseballhalloffame.org
Official
site of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and
Museum
nrm.org
Official
site of the Norman Rockwell Museum at Stockbridge
nlbm.com
Official
site of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
guggenheim.org
Official
site of the Guggenheim Museum
curtispublishing.com/gallery/categories/baseball.htm
Curtis
Publishing Company: Reproductions of Saturday
Evening Post covers
getty.edu/artsednet
The
Getty’s Art Education Web Site
http://www.dickperez.com/psg_main.asp
Perez
Steele Galleries
http://www.artofthegame.com
Internet
Sports Art Gallery
C.
Multimedia
Gallery
Photograph of the AAGPBL
Photograph Jackie Robinson
Photograph of the Astrodome
Photograph of Mickey Mantle
Photograph of Hank Aaron
Photograph of Willie Mays
Photograph of Roberto Clemente
Photograph of Retro stadium
Photograph of Ozzie Smith
Art
images:
“The
Three Umpires” by Norman Rockwell
“The
Catcher” by Jonathan Scott Hurley
“The
Mighty Babe” by Robert Thom
“Cool Papa Bell”
by TomRodriguez
“The First Night
Game” by J.M. Mott Smith
“Listening to the World Series” by Steven Dohanos
“Stan
Musial” by John Falter
“Willie
Mays” by William Bennallack-Hart
“Time
Out” by Vincent Civiletti
“Ozzie
Smith and Mike Schmidt” by Dick Perez
“The Hall of Famer”
by LeRoy Neiman
D.
Videoconference Resources
1)
Painting
the Corners diagram of homeplate listing art study
criteria
2)
Blank
timeline page with space for notes
3)
Printed versions of selected
artwork from the Hall of Fame’s Web site at
baseballhalloffame.org
