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Papier-maché !

Papier-maché !. By : ADELINE LANTON. Despite the French sounding name, paper mache wasn’t made in France until the mid 17 th century. Actually it is originated from China; the inventors of paper itself!. Who is Claes Oldenburg????. …from Sweden.

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Papier-maché !

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  1. Papier-maché! By : ADELINE LANTON

  2. Despite the French sounding name, paper machewasn’t made in France until the mid 17th century. Actually it is originated from China; the inventors of paper itself!

  3. Who is Claes Oldenburg???? …from Sweden

  4. Who is Claes Oldenburg???? …from Sweden …moved with his family to Chicago in 1936

  5. Who is Claes Oldenburg???? …from Sweden …moved with his family to Chicago in 1936 …in 1965 Oldenburg turned his attention to drawings and projects for imaginary outdoor monuments

  6. Who is Claes Oldenburg???? …from Sweden …moved with his family to Chicago in 1936 …in 1965 Oldenburg turned his attention to drawings and projects for imaginary outdoor monuments …Oldenburg chose a paper mache technique by opening, (like a convenient store) and inside there were his creations of paper mache. So the whole store was like a “fake” one.

  7. Who is Claes Oldenburg???? …from Sweden …moved with his family to Chicago in 1936 …in 1965 Oldenburg turned his attention to drawings and projects for imaginary outdoor monuments …Oldenburg chose a paper mache technique by opening, (like a convenient store) and inside there were his creations of paper mache. So the whole store was like a “fake” one.

  8. Example you may know!!!!

  9. Example you may know!!!!

  10. Example you may know!!!! Day of the dead (decorations)

  11. Art skills needed! Layers Repetition And patience

  12. Materials! newspaper Glue mix And fingers

  13. Iron Man mask Glue mix in bowls Show ‘how-to’

  14. Option: you can paint afterwards, after it is hardened!

  15. Option: you can paint afterwards, after it is hardened! Turn it into a cup, pencil holder, can or drink koozie.

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