pictorial works

Examines the history and culture of Brooklyn through a collection of vintage photographs that match contemporary scenes of places including the Brooklyn Bridge, Coney Island, Ebbets Field, and Prospect Park.

An illustrated guide to the six wives of Henry VIII, exploring their private lives and the changes they caused in Tudor history.

Captioned, color photographs highlight the neighborhoods, shopping, dining, sports, and architecture of Boston.

"From the Boston Massacre to Paul Revere's ride to Washington's victory at the Battle of Yorktown, the Revolutionary War comes alive through the action-packed art of Mort K?nstler. America's fight for independence unfolds in vivid detail-the mismatched uniforms of the Patriots, the fire in a warship's windows-to make readers feel they are really there"--Back cover.

"[Detailed paintings] bring the capital city to life! A young girl and her friend explore all their favorite places in Washington, DC, from the White House to the Lincoln Memorial. They peek inside the National Air and Space Museum, glimpse the Declaration of Independence at the National Archives, and bask in the beauty of the cherry blossoms surrounding the Tidal Basin"--Provided by publisher.

A pictorial history of the parks, monuments, and reservations found in the National Park Service from Yellowstone National Park and Custer Battlefield National Monument to Cape Cod National Seashore and Buck Island Reef National Monument.

Pop-up illustrations and interactive pages introduce children to the characteristics and unique features of New York City.

Essays and full-color, captioned photographs examine the landscape and wildlife of the Arctic and provide insight into the author's personal experiences in the region.