Helen rosslyn art historian biography templates
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Perfect for independent work, portfolios, early finishers, or supply teachers.
Why You’ll Love It
- No Prep & Print-and-Go – Ready to use for any artist study.
- Supports Creative Research – Combines biography notes, sketching, and visual organisation.
- Use With Any Artist – Works across art periods, styles, and cultural movements.
- Flexible for Class or Homework – Ideal for sketchbooks, projects, centres, or sub plans.
What’s Included (5 Pages)
- Space for artist name
- Area to sketch a famous artwork
- Sections for key life events and biographical notes
- Room for art period, style, or movement details
- Open-ended sketch notes layouts suitable for any artist
Enhance your art history lessons with these structured templates—download today and make artist research engaging and stress-free.
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Having specialised in prints at Christie's, Helen is a respected writer and presenter of television art history documentaries. Her recent BBC series Brought with Love, The Secret History of British Art Collections brought to light Helen's own passion for the nation's important collections.
As Chair of the Rosslyn Chapel Trust Fundraising Committee, Helen has recently spearheaded a £10 million conservation programme at the C15th Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland.
Helen is Arts Editor for Tatler and presenter of the Tatler online short film series In the Frame.
Television credits include:
Rosslyn Chapel: A Treasure in Stone | BBC Four
Great Estates | PBS, USA
Bought with Love: The Secret History of British Art Collections | BBC Four
The Quizeum | BBC Four
Castiglione, Rogue Genius of the Baroque | BBC Four
Books include:
Rosslyn, Country of Painter and Poet | National Gallery of Scotland, 2001
William the Cat and the Rescue of Rosslyn Chapel | 2016
Rosslyn | Scala, 2017
A Buyer's Guide to Prints | Royal Academy Publications, 2018
Public Speaking at history festivals includes:
Chalke Valley History Festival | 2013 - 2015
Chatsworth Art Out Loud | Inaugural festival, 2015
This product is for single-user classroom use only.
Helen Rosslyn has been the Director of the London Original Print Fair at the Royal Academy of Arts since 1987. Ideal for Visual Arts, sketchbooks, portfolios, and independent research.
Why You’ll Love It
- All Templates in One Pack – Biography notes, artwork sketching, style/period analysis, and movement research.
- Flexible & Versatile – Works with any artist, art style, or cultural movement.
- Saves Time & Supports Learning – More value than purchasing each template separately.
- Ideal for Projects or Portfolios – Great for art history studies, sketchbooks, or mixed-media assignments.
What’s Included (15 Pages Total)
Each template includes:
- Space for artist name
- Area to sketch a famous artwork
- Sections for key life events and biographical notes
- Room for art period, style, or movement details
- Open-ended sketch notes layouts suitable for any artist
Give your students a full set of creative, structured research pages—download this complete bundle today.
This resource is copyright © Zenful Ziggy Designs, 2025.
This product is for single-user classroom use only.
Support meaningful artist research with this no-prep Artist Biography Sketch Notes pack—ideal for Visual Arts and Art History lessons. These templates guide students as they sketch a selected artwork, record life events, and identify stylistic influences.
Give your students a complete set of no-prep Artist Biography Sketch Notes templates for creative, organised art history research. This bundle brings together all three packs, offering versatile pages students can use to research any artist, sketch an artwork, and explore style, period, or movement. This product is for single-user classroom use only.
Deepen understanding of art movements and artistic influences with this Art History Sketch Notes set—ideal for Visual Arts and art history units. These templates help students organise biography notes, sketch major works, and connect each artist to their art period, cultural context, or movement.
Why You’ll Love It
✔ No Prep & Classroom-Ready – Ideal for Art History and Visual Arts lessons.
✔ Focus on Art Movements – Supports analysis of style, period, and context.
✔ Works With Any Artist – Suitable for classical, modern, Indigenous, or contemporary artists.
✔ Great for Independent Research – Perfect for projects, portfolios, or early finishers.
What’s Included (5 Pages)
- Space for artist name
- Area to sketch a famous artwork
- Sections for key life events and biographical notes
- Room for art period, style, or movement details
- Open-ended sketch notes layouts suitable for any artist
Give your students a deeper understanding of artists and movements—download today and enrich your art history lessons.
This resource is copyright © Zenful Ziggy Designs, 2025. Redistribution, resale, or sharing of this resource is strictly prohibited.