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Second Story Sunlight Soleil au balcon 1960 oil on canvas painted by Edward Hopper 1862-1967 New York Whitney Museum

Second Story Sunlight Soleil au balcon 1960 oil on canvas painted by Edward Hopper 1862-1967 New York Whitney Museum. What type of piece of work is it? (two answers can be accepted) Note: colors (US), colours(GB) A pho tograph- a watercolour =aquarelle- a painting –an oil on canvas

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Second Story Sunlight Soleil au balcon 1960 oil on canvas painted by Edward Hopper 1862-1967 New York Whitney Museum

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  1. Second Story Sunlight Soleil au balcon 1960 oil on canvas painted by Edward Hopper 1862-1967 New York Whitney Museum

  2. What type of piece of work is it? (two answers can be accepted) Note: colors (US), colours(GB) A photograph- a watercolour =aquarelle- a painting –an oil on canvas Each color/colour can be associated with an element from the painting: windows- balcony-trees(leaves and foliage)-roof-indoor curtains- chimney- tree( trunks )-façades- a row of stylish houses black-red-dark red-yellow- white -green-violet-black and white -light green- dark green -grey and grey-ish- rainbow colours- mainly primary colours Who are the characters? A man and a woman? A husband and his wife? A father and his daughter? Two persons who do not know each other? Who know each other? Marie André-MilesiCollège Lucie Aubrac de Doubs Académie de Besançon

  3. Palette of words: Adjectives: silent //lonely//isolated//quiet and adjectives: silent //lonely//isolated//quiet and peaceful//noisy//eternal//pleasant//unpleasant quiet//sunny//beautiful//calm//strange//eerie paradisaical =like paradise= the Garden of Eden threatening nouns: swimming-costume; sunlight; morning; afternoon; newspaper; magazine; paradise; threat(crainte) verbs: to read//to bathe in the sun//to have a good time//to have fun//to enjoy oneself//to expect (attendre, s’attendre à)//to hope//to wish//to regret//to offer// bathe in the sun//to have a good time//to have fun//to enjoy oneself

  4. Prompts or ideas to help you! What are they looking at? What are they doing? Write your own story. Style of a thriller or style of your choice. 1)an absence of dialogue and inner thoughts 2) a dialogue between the two characters (questions and answers)

  5. Early Sunday Morning, 1930.

  6. Soir Bleu, 1914. Oil on canvas

  7. Include one to two: -elements of surprise and suspense : What a + noun !// How +adjective! -modals or markers expressing probability or possibility -modals or markers expressing certainty -elements expressing regrets and wishes: I wish I had+ past participle -elements of satisfaction: How +adjective! -elements indicating projects in the future Marie André-Milesi Collège Lucie Aubrac de Doubs Académie de Besançon

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