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A biographical novel of Vincent van Gogh's widowed sister-in-law who saved the painter's work from destruction and devoted her life to promoting them.

Jewish sculptor Zeller tells of his childhood and adolescence in Nazi Germany.

An American girl living in Nazi-occupied Holland resents the presence of a German soldier quartered in her grandparents' home until the night she tries to hide part of the town's treasured clock mechanism.

Chronicles the life of Nobel Prize winner Niko Tinbergen, focusing on his creation of the biological study of animal behavior, discussing his creation of behvior-testing experiments, his schooling, field work, research, writings, and other related topics.

Presents full-color reproductions of 142 works by Vincent van Gogh with commentary, grouped according to his career's stages in Nuenen and Paris, Arles, Saint-Remy, and Auvers.

A biography of the great seventeenthcentury painter, with an analysis of some of his most famous works.

After the German occupation of the Netherlands, Benjamin leaves the Christian family with whom he had been living and reunites with his real parents who returned from hiding.

Born in the 17th century, Rembrandt had his own studio at age 17 and was quickly becoming a leading portrait painter using unique applications of light, dark, expression, and emotions.