An introduction to the Gallery, it offers fun facts, a chance to compare paintings, as well as a tapestry to color and a favorite animal to draw to unleash the inner artist.
Artists must be good observers of the world to paint and sculpt. Develop your detective skills and see and observe as much as you can with “The Eye of the Artist.”
Student of the Ecole des beaux Arts [intermediate]
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A picture is worth 1,000 words, and we’ve got a bunch of ‘em in here! Crossword puzzles, word searches, and anagrams abounding with artsy vocabulary will entertain you and have you impressing your friends with your newfound language skills in no time.
Put on your hiking shoes and thinking caps, boys and girls; it’s time for a Scavenger Hunt at the Norton! Are you eagle-eyed enough to find all the elephants in the tapestry? Can you stretch your brain to figure out which painting is the oldest? Come and play (and take good notes!) *Really requires a Gallery visit to view the art work.
Master of your medium [Advanced]
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Explore the works and extraordinary names of our European artists! Discover who painted what and where an exotic name might be hidden in the word search. Don’t forget to submit your favorite quote for the “What is the Thinker Thinking?” game.
It’s time to meet a few of the artists on
display in the Gallery. Learn about A.A. Weinman, sculptor, Albert Bierstadt, painter, and John James Audubon, painter and naturalist, through word games and puzzles.
