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a painting of a man with a white beard

Giuseppe Arcimboldo was an Italian artist from the 1500s who created portraits using small objects like fruits, vegetables, flowers, and books arranged to form the shapes of faces. He is best known for his seasonal portraits representing spring, summer, fall, and winter. Students will create their own food face portraits digitally, using various food items to form facial features, drawing inspiration from examples of past projects that effectively used many small food items to compose an…

a drawing of a face made out of fruits and vegetables

Grade Level Duration unknown Materials White drawing paper, pencil, Prismacolor color pencils, reference photos of fruit and vegetables Media Color pencils Lesson Objectives for the student to… learn about, explore and understand the ART ELEMENTS: Lines, Shapes, Form, Color, Texture, Space, and Value learn about, explore and understand the PRINCIPLES of DESIGN: Proportion, Variety, Balance […]

a drawing of a woman with grapes on her head

I introduce the work of Giuseppe Arcimboldo for this piece. I have students draw from a hat if they will be creating a healthy or unhealthy portrait. After discussing portraiture, students design their piece using different types of food. They finish by using color pencil.

a painting of a man holding a fish in his mouth

Giuseppe Arcimboldo – The Jurist (1566) At first, we see a magistrate wrapped in fur, a scholar immersed in law. But step closer—his face is an eerie fusion of fish, birds, and books, his wisdom reduced to parchment and flesh. Arcimboldo’s genius lies in his distortion of reality, where symbols of knowledge and power become reminders of decay and transience. Why birds and fish? In the Renaissance, poultry and game were more than mere food. They signified nobility, held religious meaning…

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