Colleen Carroll Knihy

Children explore the world through the lens of celebrated artists in this engaging series, which includes volumes on topics like Animals, People, and Feelings. Each book features sixteen artworks organized into subcategories, encouraging comparison and critical thinking. Author Colleen Carroll prompts readers with open-ended questions to enhance visual literacy and creativity. Short artist biographies and museum suggestions enrich the experience. Packaged in sturdy slipcases, these books serve as valuable educational tools adaptable for various subjects and grade levels, making them perfect for home or classroom use.

Exploring the theme of family, this illustrated volume showcases diverse artistic interpretations by renowned artists. Colleen Carroll's engaging text invites children to ponder thought-provoking questions and participate in imaginative activities, fostering their curiosity about art and family dynamics. The book is richly presented in full color, making it visually appealing and educational for young readers.

Focusing on the intersection of art and everyday life, this book introduces children to different perspectives through vibrant illustrations. It explores how artists interpret scenes from farms, factories, and home offices, encouraging young readers to appreciate both the world around them and the artistic expression it inspires. Full-color visuals enhance the learning experience, making art accessible and engaging for children.

With this volume, Abbeville continues its series of interactive, inquiry-based books designed to teach children about the world by looking at art, and about art by looking at the world.

Abbeville Kids expands its award-winning series of interactive, inquiry-based books designed to teach children about the world by looking at art, and about art by looking at the world. schovat popis

With this volume, Abbeville continues its series of interactive, inquiry-based books designed to teach children about the world by looking at art, and about art by looking at the world.

One of the first two volumes in a relaunch of the best-selling series that encourages children to learn about the world by looking at art, and about art by looking at the world.

Focusing on artistic perception, this book introduces preschoolers to the diverse and enchanting ways artists interpret their surroundings. As a companion to the acclaimed How Artists See series, it aims to inspire young minds by showcasing the beauty and creativity found in art, encouraging children to explore their own viewpoints and appreciate the world around them.

See how Carmen Lomas Garza captured a family eating watermelon on the front porch; how Kikugawa Eizan used curved lines to show the grace of a mother carrying her son; and how John Singer Sargent depicted the flowerlike delicacy of two sisters as they light lanterns in a twilit summer garden.

This book explores the portrayal of humans in art throughout various historical periods and cultures. It delves into how artistic representations reflect societal values, beliefs, and the human experience, offering insights into the evolution of artistic techniques and themes. By analyzing diverse artworks, the author reveals the intricate relationship between humanity and artistic expression across time and geography.