Resurrection Artwork

Learning Objectives:
1. Offer your own interpretation of two resurrection artworks
2. Compare and contrast them Discuss the makers' intentions and how well they reflect Catholic beliefs

Resources Include: 
- Fully editable lesson PowerPoint 
- Artwork - Reflection worksheets for pupils to consider ‘The Incredulity of Thomas’ by Caravaggio and ‘The Morning of the Resurrection’ by Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones
- Record It - Pupils record how each artwork reflects Catholic beliefs on the resurrection.

Religious Education Directory Links:
D8.5.4 - Offer an interpretation of a relevant work of art, making links with Catholic sources, beliefs, and practices related to the resurrection and life after death. Compare and contrast it with another relevant artwork. Discuss what the makers could have intended to communicate and how effectively each conveys Catholic beliefs about resurrection and life eternal.

Scheme of Work: Year 8 To the Ends of the Earth - Lesson 4 _______________________________________________________________________________

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