LEARNING FROM VIOLET OAKLEY Docent Charlie Head (left) and Assistant Curator of Education Amanda Monroe frame Violet Oakley's tribute to light, communication and aviation and a group of students form …
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LEARNING FROM VIOLET OAKLEY Docent Charlie Head (left) and Assistant Curator of Education Amanda Monroe frame Violet Oakley's tribute to light, communication and aviation and a group of students form the Precious Angels Preschool in Philadelphia at the Woodmere Museum. After touring the gallery and observing faces and emotions in the paintings they saw, the children created their own portraits. (Photo by Brian Rudnick)
