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Establish critical studies links by showing pupils examples of the work of artists who have presented idyllic depictions of a fecund rural environment (for example, John Audubon’s “Great Blue Heron” and Thomas Moran, whose work led to the establishment of Yellowstone National Park) with those who have concentrated on environmental devastation (for example, Rob Scholte’s “After Us The Flood” which highlights our apparent unconcern for the generations that will follow us). Set students the task of producing a postercollage which raises awareness of conservation issues. This will provide opportunities for a study of different graphic poster styles such as work by Toulouse Lautrec and 1930s railway seaside posters.
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