painting

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Paint!

1993
Presents step-by-step instructions for producing artwork using paint and other materials usually found around the house.

A is for artist

a Getty Museum alphabet
1997
An alphabet books illustrated with details taken from paintings in the J. Paul Getty Museum.

Carmine

a little more red
2005
Carmine loves the color red and stops to paint a picture on her way to visit her grandmother, while her dog Rufus meets a wolf and leads him directly to Granny's house.

Paint me a poem

poems inspired by masterpieces of art
2005
Presents a collection of thirteen poems inspired by paintings and masterpiece of art, including Francisco de Goya, Auguste Renoir, Mark Rothko, and Henri Matisse, and more.

The fundamentals of oil painting

a complete course in techniques, subjects, and styles
2014
"Instructs readers about techniques, materials and projects for oil painting"--Provided by publisher.

The acrylic artist's bible

an essential reference for the practicing artist
2005
Presents a guide to acrylic painting, including choosing and using materials, techniques, subjects, and more.

Aspire

200 projects to strengthen your art skills
2008
Contains lessons and exercises designed to help aspiring art students strengthen their skills and build their portfolios, featuring projects in the areas of line, markmaking, and ideas; color and tone; texture and patterns; and form and space.

Girl in hyacinth blue

1999
Tells the story of how a priceless Vermeer painting came to be hanging in the home of lowly college professor Cornelius Engelbrecht.

Seeing America

painting and sculpture from the collection of the Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester
2006
Profiles seventy-three American works of art held by the University of Rochester's Memorial Art Gallery, discussing the artists' lives and the works' historical backgrounds and contents.

How to read a modern painting

understanding and enjoying the modern masters
2006
The author explores over 200 paintings by 140 artists; and describes the individual characteristics of each, the artist's use of symbolism, and provides biographical information.

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