2014 Global Gallery Night Sponsored by Fort Worth ISD’s World Languages Department Dear teachers, We look forward to working with Fort Worth ISD World Languages faculty and students to prepare for the 2014 Global Gallery Night at the Kimbell Art Museum on Friday, April 11, 5:00–8:00 PM. Please relay these important messages to students who would like to participate: 1.

Students should submit their two choices for artworks immediately. Gallery space is limited, and assignments are firstcome, first-served. The list of selected artworks and the orientation reservation form are on the following pages.

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Orientations are mandatory. Students who do not attend one of the orientations may not participate in Global Gallery Night. All orientations begin at 4:15 pm.

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Start preparing presentations early; and practice, practice, practice!

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Visit www.kimbellart.org and click on “Collections” to view reproductions and read reliable information about selected artworks. The Kimbell will provide CD-Roms with PowerPoint presentations featuring all of the Global Gallery Night artwork selections.

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Support other student presenters when you are not speaking yourself. Global Gallery Night is also about being part of a supportive and enthusiastic audience.

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Invite your friends and family!

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Arrive on time and stay on schedule. Students are requested to arrive at 5 p.m.; the event begins at 6 p.m. Presenters and audience members will meet in the Kahn Building auditorium for the introduction.

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Students are representing their schools, the district, and the Kimbell Art Museum. Act and dress appropriately.

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This event will take place in two buildings on the Kimbell Art Museum campus. Some selections for Spanish language students and all Chinese and Japanese language students are displayed in the new Piano Pavilion. The other featured artworks are located in the Kahn Building.

Thank you so much for all you to do to motivate and prepare students for this important event. Please let us know how we can support you. We look forward to welcoming you and your students to the Kimbell Art Museum soon. Yours sincerely, Katie Perroni Tour Programs Coordinator

2014 Global Gallery Night Sponsored by Fort Worth ISD’s World Languages Department

Featured Artworks * indicates artworks suggested for Latin Language students.
indicates artworks located in the Piano Pavilion. American Sign Language Students Artwork Selections Choose from lists for French, German, Italian, Latin, and Spanish. French Language Students Artwork Selections 1. The Cheat with the Ace of Clubs, late 1620s, by Georges de La Tour 2. The Sacrament of Ordination (Christ Presenting the Keys to Saint Peter, c. 1636–40, Nicolas Poussin 3. Peasant Interior with an Old Flute Player, c. 1642, by Louis (or Antoine?) Le Nain 4. Pastoral Landscape, 1677, by Claude Lorraine 5. Simplicity, 1759, by Jean–Baptiste Greuze 6. Aymard-Jean de Nicolay, Premier Président de la Chambre des Comptes, 1779, by Jean-Antoine Houdon 7. Self-Portrait, c. 1781, by Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun 8. The Anger of Achilles, 1819, by Jacques-Louis David * 9. Selim and Zuleika, 1857, by Eugéne Delacroix 10. La Pointe de la Hève at Low Tide, 1865, by Claude Monet 11. Near Sydenham Hill, 1871, by Camille Pissarro 12. Charles Carpeaux, the Sculptor’s Brother, 1874, by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux 13. On the Pont de l’Europe, 1876–77, by Gustave Caillebotte 14. Man in a Blue Smock, c. 1896–97, by Paul Cézanne 15. Weeping Willow, 1918–1919, by Claude Monet 16. L’Asie (Asia), 1946, by Henri Matisse German Language Students Artwork Selections 1. Virgin and Child, 1486, South Germany 2. Country Road by a House, 1620s, Goffredo (Gottfried) Wals 3. A Mountain Peak with Drifting Clouds, c. 1835, by Caspar David Friedrich Italian Language Students Artwork Selections 1. The Raising of Lazarus, 1310–11, by Duccio di Buoninsegna 2. Portia and Brutus, c. 1486–90, by Ercole De’Roberti* 3. The Torment of Saint Anthony, 1487–88, by Michelangelo Buonarotti 4. Christ Blessing, c. 1500, by Giovanni Bellini 5. The Supper at Emmaus, c. 1538, by Jacopo Bassano 6. Christ and the Woman of Samaria, c. 1619–20, by Guercino 7. The Butcher’s Shop, early 1580s, by Annibale Carracci 8. The Cardsharps, c. 1595, by Caravaggio 9. Mucius Scaevola Confronting King Porsenna, c. 1650, by Bernardo Cavallino * 2

10. Pythagoras Emerging from the Underworld, 1662, Salvator Rosa* 11. Jupiter Among the Corybantes, c. 1730, Giuseppe Maria Crespi* 12. The Molo, Venice, c. 1735, by Canaletto 13. Venice from the Bacino di San Marco, c. 1780, by Francesco Guardi Spanish Language Students Artwork Selections 1. Urn in the Form of Cociyo, God of Lightning and Rain, c. A.D. 400–500, Zapotec culture; Monte Albán IIIa, Oaxaca, Mexico
2. Smiling Girl Holding a Basket, A.D. 600–750, Nopiloa style; central Veracruz, Mexico
3. Standing Ruler, c. A.D. 600–800, Maya culture, Guatemala
4. Censer Stands, c. A.D. 690–720, Maya culture, Mexico
5. Presentation of Captives to a Maya Ruler, c. A.D. 785, Maya culture, Mexico
6. Portrait of Dr. Francisco de Pisa, c. 1610–14, by El Greco 7. Don Pedro de Barberana, c. 1631–33, by Diego Velázquez 8. Saint Matthew, 1632, by Jusepe de Ribera 9. Four Figures on a Step, c. 1655–60, Bartolomé Esteban Murillo 10. Still Life with Oranges, Jars, and Boxes of Sweets, c. 1760–65, Luis Meléndez 11. Portrait of the Matador Pedro Romero, c. 1795–98, by Francisco de Goya 12. Man with a Pipe, 1911, by Pablo Picasso Japanese Language Students Artwork Selections 1. Haniwa Seated Man, c. A.D. 500, Kofun period, Ibaraki prefecture, Kashima, Hokota site, Japan
2. Gigaku Mask, 8th century A.D., Nara period, Japan
3. An Exiled Emperor on Okinoshima, c. 1600, Momoyama Period, Japan
4. Two Gibbons Reaching for the Moon, c. 1770, by Ito Jakuchu
5. Waterfall and Monkeys, 1872, by Shibata Zeshin
Chinese Language Students Artwork Selections 1. Court Lady, first half of the 8th century, Tang dynasty, China
2. Bodhisattva Torso, c. A.D. 775–800, Tang dynasty, China
3. Birds and Flowers of Early Spring, c. 1500 by Yin Hong
4. Steep Mountains and Silent Waters, 1632, by Dong Qichang


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2014 Global Gallery Night Sponsored by Fort Worth ISD’s World Languages Department

Orientation Reservation Form DATES All programs run 4:15–5:30 PM. Please be prompt. Wednesday, March 26

Friday, March 28

Wednesday, April 2

Friday, April 4

(1) Complete Part I; (2) make copies; and (3) list student information on copied pages. Fax all pages to Katie Perroni at 817-877-1264. Questions? Call 817-332-8451, ext. 249, or e-mail [email protected]. Students must attend one of these sessions in order to be eligible for Global Gallery Night, on Friday, April 11, 5:00–8:00 PM.

PART I. TEACHER INFORMATION _______________________________________ Teacher’s name

______________________________________ Teacher’s contact information (e-mail/cell phone/school phone)

______________________________________ School

______________________________________ Language(s) taught

PART II. PARTICIPATING STUDENTS TOTAL NUMBER: _____ First choice artwork ______________________________________ Student name

Second choice artwork ______________________________________ Student name

______________________________________ Orientation date

______________________________________ Orientation date

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