Art history can be a little dry at times, but the author is always trying to incorporate new ways of teaching it. In this article, she describes a project in which students were to create a place setting out of clay that had to be unified through a famous artist's style. This place setting had to consist of at least five pieces (dinner plate, cup and saucer, salad bowl, dessert plate), and would be painted with acrylic paint. (Contains 1 online resource.)