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By Mary Jo See
Coloring Book Contents 3
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Creative geniuses 3
Henri Rousseau paints fantasy, inspires Surrealism 5
Early scientists explore existence of cells 7
Michael Faraday visualizes how energy travels, is the first to refer
to energy as a field
11
James Clerk Maxwell develops the math from Faraday's experiments
proving the relationship between electricity and magnetism
12
Max Planck proposes that energy exists as waves and particles 15
Albert Einstein establishes that everything is energy 17
Impressionists paint light 19
Edouard Manet paints two different realities in the same painting 23
Mary Cassett breaks from traditional styles of art 25
Paul Cezanne explores multiple views 27
Einstein's "Theory of Relativity" 28
Pablo Picasso manipulates time and space in Cubist style 30
Leonardo da Vinci experimented with multiple perspective in the Mona Lisa 34
The science of perspective 36
Japanese prints inspire modern artists 39
Hermann von Helmholtz develops a theory of perception and inspires modern artists 43
Albert Einstein believes every view is unique 44
Futurism modifies Cubism to express illusion of movement 46
Surrealism art explores how things appear when traveling at speeds
near speed of light
48
Gravity affects time 50
Marc Chagall combines fantasy and Cubism 52
Georg Riemann develops math to measure bent space 54
Dynamics of wholebrain thinking 59
Paul Cezanne uses color to create perspective 60
Werner Heisenberg explores how electrons are affected when viewed 63
Atoms and subatomic particles 64
Vincent van Gogh paints energy 67
Wassily Kandinsky paints transfer of energy and matter 68
Georgia O'Keeffe created images that projects illumination of light from within 70
Paul Klee explored art as a means to express different kinds of experiences 72
Jackson Pollock's paintings convey the action and procecss of creation 76