When Dryer and Danforth set out to explore the Antarctic continent, they encounter a strange civilization that traveled to Earth from the far regions of space millions of years ago, and now Dryer and Danforth are sent to be Earth's ambassadors to space.
Provides an introduction to stone artists and the types of work they create, explains what stone is, looks at some of the techniques used by stone artists, and includes case studies and a project.
Provides a history of sculpture, exploring different types of stone, tools and techniques, famous pieces, and other related topics; and includes practical instructions for carving.
Explores how cultures around the world and throughout history have used stone carvings and art to portray their beliefs and experiences, and discusses what researchers have learned about the past by studying these stone carvings.
Collects twenty-three poems by Elizabeth Spires, in which she examines and describes the stone carvings sculpted by William Edmondson; and includes black-and-white photographs and four additional poems by Edmondson.
Chan Lo, commanded by the Great Emperor of All China to carve a dragon of wind and fire from a perfect piece of jade, discovers the stone wants to be something else.
