This beautiful introduction to art and language features some of the world's most beloved masterpieces as it entices children to discover art, language, objects, and colors. Together adults and children can explore great works, planting the seeds for an appreciation of the world's masterpieces and the words to describe them.
What better way to learn about art than to create your own masterpiece alongside another, find hidden details that add to an understanding of the artwork, read fascinating stories about how the piece came to be created, or take an entertaining quiz that leads to a deeper appreciation of the technique and theme. Modeled after Prestel’s successful A Year in Art series, this beautifully produced activity book introduces children to many of the world’s greatest artworks—ranging from African masks to European paintings and modern art. Hands-on projects are sure to spark children’s imaginations while imparting important knowledge that will serve them well as they grow older. The book is perfect for all kinds of drawing and the exquisite reproductions will impress kids of all ages. Whether used at home or in a classroom, this engaging and enriching book will delight children, their parents, and teachers with its endless opportunities to create and learn about art.
An introduction to the art of Henri Rousseau, this book helps children explore his famous works, pointing out the many elements and symbols he incorporated, and helping them understand the use of perspective and colour that were his trademarks. It also includes biographical information about Rousseau.
Filled with beautiful reproductions and engaging texts, this vibrant book introduces young readers to art masterpieces by engaging their curiosity and sense of play.
Discusses the group of modern artists known as The Blue Rider, who met and became friends in Munich and went on to portray in their art a highly imaginative view of the world around them.
Introducing young readers to great art is as easy as A, B, see!
Now available in paperback, this highly engaging book teaches young readers about great works of art by challenging them to spot the difference between the original and a sly forgery. From Michelangelo to Picasso, art history is filled with stories of spectacular forgeries that have stumped the greatest scholars of their time. It is from this fascinating angle that young readers learn about the great works of art in this fun and educational book. Set in an imaginary museum, it presents reproductions of famous art works alongside "forgeries." Readers are asked to play detective as they examine each painting closely, looking for the differences. Along the way a small cartoon sleuth leads them through the paintings, uncovering technical and historical details that enhance readers' appreciation and knowledge. Whether they're examining Seurat's painting of an afternoon scene on the island of La Grande Jatte; an arrangement of flowers by Sargent; van Gogh's Starry Night; or Rousseau's Exotic Landscape, readers will be playfully drawn into the world of great art and no doubt eager to examine other works first hand.
Big art for little hands, these enchanting activity books allow young artists to explore the world’s masterpieces on their own terms and with plenty of space to color outside the lines.
Jede Zahl wird mit plakativen Bildausschnitten aus berühmten Kunstwerken vorgestellt: 1 Auge der Königin Nofretete, 2 indische Prinzen aus der Mogul-Zeit, 3 Fischer, gemalt von Karl Blechen, 4 Kinderporträts von Thomas Gainsborough bis hin zu 10 vollbärtigen Männern aus dem persischen Königsbuch. Spannend und einprägsam ist dabei die Suche nach den Details in der Abbildung des Gesamtwerks. Auf spielerische Weise werden hier die Zahlen von 1 bis 10 bildlich erfassbar. Und mit dem Eintritt in die Welt der Zahlen eröffnet sich ein erster Zugang zur Welt der Kunst
