Art and Little Einsteins

Art is one of the central pieces to each of the Little Einsteins adventures. In every episode, our heroes journey through at least one painting or work of art.

The painting is presented without frames, as real a part of our team’s landscape as everywhere else. When we travel through “The Peaceable Kingdom,” painted by Henri Rousseau, the team talks and sings to a helpful lion. Woven Navajo art is the scene for the team to navigate through a tricky maze where they meet a friendly spider.

During the final curtain call, preschoolers have the opportunity to name—and clap for—the featured artists and their paintings. For children, after repeat viewing, it promotes the names and recognition cues for the art they will come to know and love throughout the series and in the real world.