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Children's book of art

Covers important art movements from the Renaissance to Rococo as well as the great artists from these eras.

One million things

a visual encyclopedia
Featuring photographs that illustrate and educate, this visual encyclopedia is packed with images that bring more than one million things to light.

Fractured path

In 1960s San Francisco, aspiring artist Blake feels like she could finally find a place to belong, but her gender and multiracial heritage makes it next to impossible to land an internship that could put her on the map. To make matters worse, her family has been plagued with bad luck for centuries, and Blake soon starts to have ominous visions. When her aunt and uncle tell her about a long-last family heirloom, a legendary mirror, that could break the curse on her family, Blake embarks on a dangerous mission to find it.

Amazing artworks

the world's biggest, oldest, most jaw-dropping creations
"Join countless painters, sculptors, and other artistic innovators on a global journey to discover the biggest, oldest, most jaw-dropping feats of artistic imagination in history. From 35,000-year-old cave paintings to the street -inspired art of Jean Michel Basquiat, from Michelangelo's David to the Great Mosque of Mecca, you'll be amazed by the incredible creative achievements that await you inside the pages of this book."--.

El museo

?Sab?as que unos 850 millones de personas visitan museos en los Estados Unidos cada a?o? Las exhibiciones en un museo se llaman exposiciones. Obtenga m?s informaci?n sobre este importante lugar en el Museo.

The cultural history of the Western world

A comprehensive record of the greatest achievements in the history of Western culture, covering art, music, and literature from the Middle Ages through the 19th century.

Art detective

spot the difference!
"Charlie the Sleuth, one of the greatest art detecticves, is hot on the trail of a master art forger. His forgeries can't be distinguished from the original works of art. Or can they? Fortunately, Charlie know most famous works of art like the back of his hand and he quickly discovers that the forger has made a few mistakes. Can you find them too?"--[P.4] Cover.

David Hockney

"Little David loved to draw and looked at the world in his own unique way. He always knew what his path in life would be . . . he would be an artist! He went to art school and worked day and night to hone his drawing skills. He sold his first painting as a student, and in just five years he had a sell-out solo show of his work. When he moved from the UK to sunny California, he became known for creating bright, bold paintings. From the Grand Canyon to the Yorkshire hills of home, David painted fantastic landscapes, including one made of 50 canvases all stitched together. An artist who delights in constantly reinventing himself, to this day David is eager to share his colourful work, and himself, with the whole world."--Amazon.

The Rembrandt collection

Features four separate programs each of which explores different aspects of the life and works of Rembrandt van Rijn. Rembrandt, Dutch painter, draftsman, and etcher of the 17th century, was a giant in the history of art.

Art:21

art in the twenty-first century
Through in-depth profiles and dynamic behind-the-scenes footage featuring artists speaking directly about their inspirations and ideas, Season Five shows a broad range of artistic practice, technical innovation, and experimentation, from artists tackling large-scale collaborative projects in hangar-like studios to those working in the quiet of more intimate studio settings.

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