What Am I? The Story of an Abstract Painting
What Am I? The Story of an Abstract Painting is designed and written by a visual artist. The illustrations are based on the original oil painting, Landreach (1993, oil and graphite aon cotton canvas, 68x90").
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To further enhance your child's learning experience, this price includes a "read-along" DVD with a musical score by Garry Sherman and the voices of the author's children.
This book may be used as a tool by encouraging readers of all ages to look at, accept, and deal with images of an abstract nature. It enables them to be more imaginative and less constricted about what things ought to look like and more open to what things can look like.
Reviewed in The Daily Record (Feb 25, 2005)
Reviewed in The Star Ledger (Mar 11, 2005)
The possibilities are endless to the interpretations of any abstract painting. Through color, shape and line, a variety of associations may be arrived at. The atmosphere that an artist creates through brushstrokes and textures may suggest many different places or spaces. Color may provoke ideas and feelings. Shapes can be used as metaphors in a person's life. A line can direct a path or be a branch of a tree.
After spending time with an abstract painting, you may actually begin to see the world a little bit differently.
All purchases include a "ART from the HEART ACTIVITY" page for added fun for your promising young artist!
Ages: 5 to 95
Size: 10.5" x 8.25"
81 pieces
What Am I? The Story of an Abstract Painting
Published by In His Perfect Time
Copyright 2005
Soft Cover, Fully Illustrated, 3-8 years old, 34 pages
Hardcover: ISBN: 978-0-9767674-3-5
Softcover: ISBN: 978-0-9767674-8-0
eBook: ISBN: 978-0-9767674-8-0
Published by In His Perfect Time
Copyright 2005
Soft Cover, Fully Illustrated, 3-8 years old, 34 pages
Hardcover: ISBN: 978-0-9767674-3-5
Softcover: ISBN: 978-0-9767674-8-0
eBook: ISBN: 978-0-9767674-8-0
NOW available on iBooks and Amazon!
To further enhance your child's learning experience, this price includes a "read-along" DVD with a musical score by Garry Sherman and the voices of the author's children.
This book may be used as a tool by encouraging readers of all ages to look at, accept, and deal with images of an abstract nature. It enables them to be more imaginative and less constricted about what things ought to look like and more open to what things can look like.
Reviewed in The Daily Record (Feb 25, 2005)
Reviewed in The Star Ledger (Mar 11, 2005)
The possibilities are endless to the interpretations of any abstract painting. Through color, shape and line, a variety of associations may be arrived at. The atmosphere that an artist creates through brushstrokes and textures may suggest many different places or spaces. Color may provoke ideas and feelings. Shapes can be used as metaphors in a person's life. A line can direct a path or be a branch of a tree.
After spending time with an abstract painting, you may actually begin to see the world a little bit differently.
All purchases include a "ART from the HEART ACTIVITY" page for added fun for your promising young artist!
The Puzzle Series: What Am I?
Also available, from the Puzzle Series: What Am I? This puzzle may be used as a tool by encouraging people of all ages to look at, accept, and deal with images of an abstract nature. It enables them to be more imaginative and less constricted about what things ought to look like and more open to what things can look like.
Ages: 5 to 95
Size: 10.5" x 8.25"
81 pieces