The Art Book for Children - Book Two

The Art Book for Children - Book Two
By:Amanda Renshaw
Published on 2007-10-01 by Phaidon Press

Encourages young readers to explore objects of art along with concepts such as clocks, time, music, mirrors, collecting, trust, movement, line, and shape, and explains how great artists used these themes to create their works.

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