This class book is great for back to school! Preschoolers, Preschoolers, Who Do You See? Each students draws a self portrait and write their name. Using the cover included, a class book can be made then shared for students to look at throughout the year.
Books featuring girls and women who are great at science, for middle grade readers!
Kevin Kelly, senior maverick at Wired magazine, on his book "The Inevitable" and Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape Our Future.
New York Times best-selling duo Stick and Stone are STICKing together in this hilarious and heartwarming picture book that proves once and for all why best friends ROCK! From beloved picture book creators Beth Ferry and Tom Lichtenheld, perfect for fans of Kelly DiPucchio and Jory John. \nNew York Times bestselling duo Stick and Stone are STICKing together in this hilarious and heartwarming picture book that proves once and for all why best friends ROCK! From beloved picture book creators Beth Ferry and Tom Lichtenheld, perfect for fans of Kelly DiPucchio and Jory John. When Stick rescues Stone from a prickly situation with Pinecone, a friendship is born. But when Stick gets stuck, can Stone return the favor?With simple rhyming text, subtle messages of kindness and compassion, and Tom Lichtenheld's signature charm, this delightful story about making and helping friends will enchant readers young and old because it's never too early--or too late--to stick up for your friends.Don't miss Stick and Stone's picture book adventures: Stick and StoneStick and Stone: Best Friends Forever!Plus don't miss the young graphic novels: Stick and Stone Explore and MoreStick and Stone on the Go
Got to do the jacket for Kelly Barnhill's great book, The Witch's Boy, being published by Algonquin later this year.
Lez be honest: gay YA novels is where it’s at.
Manatees are such sweet, gentle creatures and a lot of fun to learn about.Here in Florida, we have the opportunity to see manatees quite often. They are marvelous, curious creatures that always look like they are smiling! This past winter we went camping to one of our local springs to see the manatees before the weather got warm. During the winter months when the water temperatures drop below 70 degrees, the manatees move to the natural Florida springs where the water temperature is 72 year round. Since we like to turn every opportunity into a learning experience, I wanted to bring some fun learning activities with us so the kids could work on them while we were at the campground.
The second volume of the catalogue raisonné of paintings, reliefs, and sculpture by Ellsworth Kelly was released in October 2021. Covering the years 1954 to 1958, the new book was written by ...
2018 Newbery Award Winner: Hello, Universe Written by Erin Entrada Kelly Published by Greenwillow Books, 2017 ISBN #978-0-06-241415-1 Book Review The start of summer vacation should be the bright spot in 11-year old Virgil Salinas’s year. But shy, insecure, and misunderstood, he only sees it as the official notice of his Grand Failure […]
Meet Louise. Meet her brother Art. They learn to love art together in author and illustrator Kelly Light's 'Louise Loves Art'. Watch Read Out Loud.
Kelly Clarkson credits Dr. Gundry for her weight loss. The author opened up about The Voice coach in a new interview, explaining how he feels about her endorsement.
This " Ellsworth Kelly : The Years in France 1948-1954 " rare vintage 1992 first edition lithograph print collector's Modernist hardcover art exhibition book is an incredibly special and unique book to add to your library collection. The hardcover book with black linen covered boards, embossed cover and spine titles, and dust jacket is published by Prestel-Verlag Munich, printed in Germany in 1992 by Karl Wenschow Franzis-Druck GMBH, Munich on the occasion of the exhibition. It features a monograph survey of the artworks of the artist Ellsworth Kelly, with accompanied compelling text authored by Yve-Alain Bois, Jack Cowart, and Alfred Pacquement. Ellsworth Kelly ( 1923 - 2015 ) is an American born Minimalist Color Field Modernist painter. His work emphasizes line, color, and form. The experimental bold artworks are considered to be some of the most important Modern paintings of The Twentieth Century. Art works by Kelly are included in the collections of many of the world's most prestigious museums. Early in his career, Kelly spent six years in France from 1948 to 1954, a time that proved decisive to the evolution of his art. This special volume published in connection with an exhibition organized by The Galerie National Du jeu De Paume, Paris and The National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. It presents the first complete portrait of this pivotal stage in Kelly's career drawing in previously unpublished works and observations by the artist. This book reproduces for the first time all Kelly's paintings and low-relief sculpture from this period, as well as a selection of his earlier paintings done in New Jersey and Boston. Comparative illustrations include portraits of his artist friends, photographs of Paris, and works by Matisse, Picasso and others. The achievements of this period are recognized today as Kelly's first important works and have clearly established his international reputation. The rare out of print 1st edition collector's Modernist art book measures 10 3/4" W X 12 1/4" H X 7/8" D, with 208 pages. It features 222 offset lithograph print illustrations, including 106 in full-color, an artist chronology, appendix of paintings, select bibliography and exhibition history. It is in excellent " like new " very clean condition consistent with age and very light signs of handling. Please see photos for condition reference. It is now being offered here for an excellent price. less
Looking for free Printable Letter A activities? There is a printable uppercase and lowercase A plus and apple and acorn craft. There are other letter A activities and crafts.
Woman and Siamese cat, 1952 Eileen Mayo was a versatile English painter, printmaker, illustrator, writer, designer and calligrapher. I recently discovered her, and was fascinated by her talent, versatility and interestingly adventurous life. Mayo worked with many different media, and her artworks and books were often centered on animals. She was born in Norwich in 1906, and educated in Yorkshire and Bristol. After her father's death in 1921, her mother and two sisters emigrated to New Zealand, while she moved to London to study art at various schools, and was taught the art of linocutting by Claude Flight. Cats in the Trees, 1931 Mayo was penniless but very beautiful, and after struggling with extreme poverty she became a celebrated model for some of the most important artists of the day, including Laura and Harold Knight, Dod Procter, Bernard Meninsky, Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant. Here's a link to an interesting 1928 magazine article titled "Saved form Suicide; Snatched from an Existence Worse Than Death - Starving, Friendless, Discouraged, Eileen Mayo Tells How She Battled With Despair and Suddenly Found Herself Surrounded With Prosperity and Fame, Her Portrait the Center of Attraction in the Royal Academy Exhibition in London." The Children's Circus Book, 1934 From 1928 to 1938 Mayo took part in the British Linocuts exhibitions. As her reputation as a printmaker and illustrator increased, she found work as a freelance designer, and later held teaching positions at St. Martin's School of Art and Sir John Cass College in London. In this period she also started illustrating and writing children's books. Sheffy the squirrel, c.1941 Best Cat Stories, 1942 One Day on Beetle Rock, 1946 In 1936 Mayo married Dr Richard Gainsborough, and during World War II she helped him run his practice in Sussex while creating nearly 1,000 illustrations for her book The Story of Living Things and Their Evolution. After retiring from medicine her husband founded the magazine Art News and Review, and she designed its first issue in 1949. Spread from The Story of Living Things and Their Evolution, c.1949 (click to view larger!) The Nature Lover's Companion, 1950 Mayo's books on animals and nature also include Larger Animals of the Countryside, Shells and How They Live, and Nature's ABC. After separating from her husband, in 1952 Mayo emigrated to Australia. Besides teaching at the National Art School in Sydney, she designed murals and tapestries, illustrated books, and wrote for Australian and English periodicals. She also created many beautiful stamp and poster designs depicting the unique flora and fauna of Australia. The Australian Commonwealth series of six postage stamps issued between 1959 and 1962 and featuring platypus, kangaroo, banded anteater, tiger cat, rabbit bandicoot and Tasmanian tiger, was awarded the Vizard-Wholohan Prize for prints in 1962. It was one of the earliest representations of Australian flora and fauna on stamps, and the first series to be designed by a woman. Black Swans, colored linocut In 1962 Mayo moved to New Zealand to be close to her family, and in 1965 she settled in Christchurch, where she continued to live until her death in 1994. She taught at the University of Canterbury until 1972, and worked for more than three years on an underwater diorama with Otago Museum. After being a founding member of Sydney Printmakers, she was on the Print Council of New Zealand, but it was only when she retired that she was able to buy a printing press and make prints full-time. After she started suffering from severe arthritis, Mayo turned to the easier medium of silkscreen prints, but in 1985 she was forced to stop. Days before her death, she was created a Dame of the British Empire. Humpback and Bottleneck screenprint, 1980 Many thanks to The Visual Telling of Stories for uploading its precious scans!
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Survival info. Urban Farm Projects, Kelly Wood. Book. Thicker than 3 magazines. Soft cover. See pics Reducing inventory, thanx for helping free post.
Absolute Wonder Woman
My thoughts about this are all over the place, honestly. There’s a lot that I really loved about it, especially the ADORABLE hero and the depth of the story. This touches on some difficult subjects…
