Harvest Bunting
L.O: To understand that art can represent social values
How is harvest represented by art?
Beth wyt ti'n meddwl?
Art is a powerful way to show how people celebrate the harvest. In Wales, many artists create beautiful pieces that capture the joy of gathering fruits, vegetables, and grains. These artworks often reflect the traditions and customs of Welsh culture. For example, during the harvest season, many families work together in fields, and this spirit of teamwork is often illustrated in paintings and sculptures.
In Welsh art, you might see images of farmers smiling as they collect crops or children playing among the golden fields. Such representations highlight the importance of community and sharing, which are central values in Welsh culture. Harvest festivals are another great source of inspiration for artists. The vibrant colours of ripe apples and golden hay bales are often depicted in artwork, celebrating the natural beauty of the land.
Artists also use their work to tell stories about the past. For instance, older paintings may show traditional methods of harvesting and how these have changed over time. These changes remind us of how important our agricultural heritage is and how it shapes our identity today. Overall, art about harvest in Wales beautifully displays the connection between culture, nature, and community, allowing us to appreciate and celebrate our shared heritage.
Let's find out more!!
Create some bunting to show harvest art for our Harvest Marchnad!
Create a poster showing prices for our Harvest Marchnad! You must also represent harvest art on the poster.
Soup and bread - £2
Jam tart - 50p
Autumn Meal Deal - £3
Popcorn - 50p
