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Frottage presentation Sandy Gallipeau

Sandra Gallipeau
Sandra Gallipeau

This document provides an overview of the frottage art technique created by Max Ernst in 1925. It involves rubbing charcoal or other media on paper placed over a textured surface to create an artwork. The document discusses materials and procedures for creating frottages, examples of frottage artworks, and related techniques such as brass rubbings and gravestone rubbings. It includes an agenda for a microteach session on frottage that involves demonstrating the technique, reflecting on results, and summarizing key points.

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MLIS 9152L Microteach Session June 20, 2012 Sandy Gallipeau Max Ernst, Frottage 1970. Oil on canvas
AGENDA What is the Art of Frottage? Materials Activity Reflection Summary
Frottage Surrealistic art technique Max Ernst 1925 Rub charcoal on paper over a textured surface to create a work of art Textures from nature Image from video featuring frottage technique demonstration by artist Max Ernst
Frottage Max Ernst
Frottage Stretched canvas Scrape paint over surface Capture additional images Manmade textures Max Ernst, The Forest (La for棚t), 192728. Oil on canvas, 37 7/8 x 51 inches (96.3 x 129.5 cm). The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, Peggy Guggenheim Collection
Medieval Church Brasses Brass portrait placed on the burial vaults Life-sized portraits of 12th to 17th century Europeans Knights in armour Kings, Queens, lords and ladies - court or religious dress London Brass Rubbings Centre, St Martins-in-the-Field Church, Abbey http://www.smitf.org/page/visiting/brass.html
Gravestone Rubbings Replication of the gravestones Historical - pioneer Genealogical Collect art work Gravestone kits waxes, tape & paper Cover the whole stone No marks Acid-free http://GlobalGenealogy.com
Texture Library Create a library of textures for reference and inspiration Record Object Paper Tools http://damselflys.blogspot.ca/2009_01_01_archive.html
Frottage Activity Step 1. Select an object Natural or Manmade Natural Objects Manmade Objects Wood Tiles Shells Stencils Brazilian soapstone Mats Corrugated cardboard Step 2. Select a tools: Step 3. Select paper Charcoal Rice paper Pencil Paper- various Wax Watercrayons Step 4. Repeat, if time http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHdU4JfY-bU
Reflection Natural Objects Manmade Objects What did you create? What did you create? What worked? What worked? What didnt work? What didnt work? Favorite texture? Favorite texture? Other comments?
Summary
Sources Gardners Art through the Ages Guggenheim Collection http://www.guggenheim.org London Brass Rubbings Centre, St Martins-in-the-Field MoMA http://www.moma.org/ http://www.smitf.org/page/visiting/brass.html http://GlobalGenealogy.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHdU4JfY-bU Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Ernst

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Frottage presentation Sandy Gallipeau

  • 1. MLIS 9152L Microteach Session June 20, 2012 Sandy Gallipeau Max Ernst, Frottage 1970. Oil on canvas
  • 2. AGENDA What is the Art of Frottage? Materials Activity Reflection Summary
  • 3. Frottage Surrealistic art technique Max Ernst 1925 Rub charcoal on paper over a textured surface to create a work of art Textures from nature Image from video featuring frottage technique demonstration by artist Max Ernst
  • 4. Frottage Max Ernst
  • 5. Frottage Stretched canvas Scrape paint over surface Capture additional images Manmade textures Max Ernst, The Forest (La for棚t), 192728. Oil on canvas, 37 7/8 x 51 inches (96.3 x 129.5 cm). The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, Peggy Guggenheim Collection
  • 6. Medieval Church Brasses Brass portrait placed on the burial vaults Life-sized portraits of 12th to 17th century Europeans Knights in armour Kings, Queens, lords and ladies - court or religious dress London Brass Rubbings Centre, St Martins-in-the-Field Church, Abbey http://www.smitf.org/page/visiting/brass.html
  • 7. Gravestone Rubbings Replication of the gravestones Historical - pioneer Genealogical Collect art work Gravestone kits waxes, tape & paper Cover the whole stone No marks Acid-free http://GlobalGenealogy.com
  • 8. Texture Library Create a library of textures for reference and inspiration Record Object Paper Tools http://damselflys.blogspot.ca/2009_01_01_archive.html
  • 9. Frottage Activity Step 1. Select an object Natural or Manmade Natural Objects Manmade Objects Wood Tiles Shells Stencils Brazilian soapstone Mats Corrugated cardboard Step 2. Select a tools: Step 3. Select paper Charcoal Rice paper Pencil Paper- various Wax Watercrayons Step 4. Repeat, if time http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHdU4JfY-bU
  • 10. Reflection Natural Objects Manmade Objects What did you create? What did you create? What worked? What worked? What didnt work? What didnt work? Favorite texture? Favorite texture? Other comments?
  • 12. Sources Gardners Art through the Ages Guggenheim Collection http://www.guggenheim.org London Brass Rubbings Centre, St Martins-in-the-Field MoMA http://www.moma.org/ http://www.smitf.org/page/visiting/brass.html http://GlobalGenealogy.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHdU4JfY-bU Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Ernst