Spence, David

An illustrated exploration of the life and work of nineteenth-century French artist Paul Gauguin.

Profiles the life and work of French artist Paul Cezanne and discusses how his work was influenced by the French culture of his time, what techniques he used, and how society viewed his art.

Text and color illustrations present sixteenth-century Italian artist Michelangelo's life, times, works, and influence.

Looks at famous pirates, their ships, their lives, some of the myths surrounding them, and ultimately their fates.

Profiles some of the world's most famous shipwrecks from the Middle Ages through the twentieth century.

Presents an introduction to the history of shipwrecks, providing an overview of both tragic and humorous shipwreck events, including the "Mary Rose", the "Andrea Doria", and the "Titanic".

Features fine art reproductions and "Movements in Art" fact boxes.

Features fine art reproductions and "Movements in Art" fact boxes.

Profiles the life and art of Pablo Picasso, discussing his everyday activities, family, and friends, exploring his techniques, subjects, and themes, and examining his influence.