Claude Monet (Revised Edition) (Getting to Know the World's Greatest Artists)

My daughter is helping her first grade son read one of this series each week. Then they do an art project inspired by the artist. This included lying on the floor painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and using Q tips to paint like Monet. Great projects for quarantine.

I used this book while teaching my second graders about Monet. The illustrations Mike Venezia includes in the book helps students to learn about the artist and enjoy art.

These are great biographies - filled with silly cartoons, real artwork images and an easily approachable biography that kids can relate easily with. I have found other curriculums that use these books as the "reading" source and I'm really pleased with these books. I love that my kids are learning about the works greatest artist.

Love this for homeschooling my kindergartner! We will be using artists based on your books for the year :)

I bought this for my 5th grade classroom along with the Van Gogh one and my kids loved them!

I have bought these books for my classroom. I teach Pre-K. The three of the books are higher than Pre-Kindergarten level but I think if you want to introduce an artist and his art; you can modify your lesson while using these books.

We bought a couple of these for our 8-year-old nephew who has an interest in art for his birthday on a recommendation from a friend. His mom said he loved them & continues to read them.

I have used a number of these books, by Mike Venezia in my classroom and LOVE the flow and description in these books.