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Idioma: inglés
Editorial: Lerner Publishing Group, 2009
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Bob Raczka has introduced countless children to the pleasures of looking at art. In this book, he adds a new element to the experiencethe joy of reading. Youll see all kinds of readers here, in works of art ranging in time from Antonello Da Messinas>St. Jerome in His Study (1475) to Jacob Lawrences>The Library (1960), and ranging in style from Rossettis>The Day Dream to Picassos>Two Girls Reading. But no matter the era or the style, each and every painting tells a story about a reader. Art lovers and book lovers alike will enjoy this look at the fine art of reading.
N° de ref. del artículo CIN1580138802A
- Título
- Artful Reading
- Autor
- Robert Raczka
- Editorial
- Lerner Publishing Group
- Año de publicación
- 2009
- Estado
- Fair
- Encuadernación
- Paperback
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 10
- 1580138802
- ISBN 13
- 9781580138802
Bob Raczka has introduced countless children to the pleasures of looking at art. In this book, he adds a new element to the experience–the joy of reading. You’ll see all kinds of readers here, in works of art ranging in time from Antonello Da Messina’s St. Jerome in His Study (1475) to Jacob Lawrence’s The Library (1960), and ranging in style from Rossetti’s The Day Dream to Picasso’s Two Girls Reading. But no matter the era or the style, each and every painting tells a story about a reader. Art lovers and book lovers alike will enjoy this look at the fine art of reading.
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Bob Raczka has introduced countless children to the pleasures of looking at art. In this book, he adds a new element to the experience–the joy of reading. You’ll see all kinds of readers here, in works of art ranging in time from Antonello Da Messina’s St. Jerome in His Study (1475) to Jacob Lawrence’s The Library (1960), and ranging in style from Rossetti’s The Day Dream to Picasso’s Two Girls Reading. But no matter the era or the style, each and every painting tells a story about a reader. Art lovers and book lovers alike will enjoy this look at the fine art of reading.
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