Unit 4 Amazing Art Writing 课件-2022-2023学年高中英语外研版（2019）必修第三册

B3U4 Amazing art Period 6 Writing about an artwork Learning objectives 1.Read the museum introduction to the painting and understand the structure of it. 2.Practise describing an artwork with the help of the given structure. 3.Improve ss'writing ability. Pre-writing Read the museum introduction to the painting and answer the questions.(P62-5) 1.What else do you know about Van Gogh's sunflower paintings? 2.What do you think of this one? Sunflowers Arles,January 1889,Vincent van Gogh(1853-1890) oil on canvas,95 cm x 73 cm Van Gogh's sunflower paintings are among his most famous,and this one was completed in Arles in 1889. It shows sunflowers in a vase,mostly in three shades of yellow.The colours of the flowers range from bright yellows to brownish yellows,showing that the flowers are at different stages of life. The sunflower paintings held special meaning for Van Gogh.When his friend Paul Gauguin,who was also a famous painter,came to live with him for a while,he hung the first two in his guest's room to welcome him. Useful expressions: (帆布)画布；油画 canvas 他最著名的作品之一 among his most famous 三种深浅不同的黄色 in three shades of yellow 从亮黄色到棕黄色 range from bright yellow to brownish yellow 不同的生命阶段 at different stages of life 对..…来说有特殊意义 hold special meaning for... Vincent Van Gogh's Sunflowers Here is a beautifully hand painted oil painting reproduction of More about Vincent Van Gogh Most people know Vincent Van Gogh cut his ear off While-writing:Writing about an art work. Complete the boxes with the information in Activity 5. Do further research if necessary.(P63-6) Introduction give basic information Main Body describe the artwork Conclusion give your own comments about the artist and the artwork 。If shows5 .This sunflower painting was an 。It is paintad using5 by2 。is among his3 .The colours range from? .It was completed 4 While-writing: Writing about an artwork Introduction give basic information about the artist and the artwork This sunflower painting was an oil paintingb2Vincent