Today we know that lead is dangerous. It can make people sick and damage their brains. In Roman times, however, lead was everywhere. It was in water pipes, coins, and even makeup. Some scientists even think that it made the Romans dumber.

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In this video you will get an overview of the use of the collage (technique) by famous artists.

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A complete overview of all paintings by Flemish masters of the fifteenth century.

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Belgian art history in a mouse click, with more than 750,000 downloadable photos.

Please note: the images are NOT royalty free ! You can use them for:

1. Private use (e.g. unpublished thesis)
   Mention the formula "© KIK-IRPA, Brussels" for each …

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This learning resource has been created as an aid to support the students while listening and discovering the musical building blocks.

The musical building blocks that are discussed are:

• melody,
• timbre,
• form,
• pace,
• dynamics,
• rhythm,
• harmony.

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Through this assignment you as a teacher let the students think about the social utility of art. How can art make the world happier, more beautiful, better? They look for an artwork that makes the world a better place for them. Then they come up …

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On this website you want to get to know the Art Nouveau buildings of the Brussels Capital Region better.

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A sheet containing a step-by-step plan for halting the horse, a list of the requirements and the evaluation criteria.

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A sheet with a link to a YouTube video to teach students how to secure a horse securely.

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A sheet containing a step-by-step plan for scraping the horse's hooves, a list of the requirements and the evaluation criteria.

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Lesson folders about SMAK exhibitions and art projects:

• Raoul De Keyser
• Broodthaers Cabinet
• refugee problem
• Imaginary Museum
• ...

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Exercises related to prehistoric art history. Rock art and small sculptures are discussed.

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