The language in which we speak about art has become steadily more abstruse, though for thousands of years this was not the case, Today, we live in a kaleidoscopic new world of images. Is there a vocabulary we can learn in order to read these images? Is there something we can do so as not to remain passive when we flip through an illustrated book or wander through a gallery, or are there ways in which we can 'read' the stories within paintings, monumnets, buildings and sculptures? We say 'every picture tells a story', but does it? Taking a handful of extraordinary images - photagraphed, painted, built, sculpted - Alberto Manguel explores, with delight and erudition, how each one attempts to tell a story that we, the viewer, must decipher or invent. Whether delving into the love of life in the twentieth-century world of Joan Mitchell, or the brutal complexities of Picasso's treatment of his mistress; revisiting the riddles of the past in the fifteenth-century painting of Robert Campin, or exploring the heartrending life of 'the hairy girl' whose matted fur so astonished sixteenth-century Italy, he helps us to enjoy and explore the visual landscape we live in.
Examines the life and work of the strong-willed American woman who studied in Paris and became a noted contributor to the Impressionist movement.
Reproduces the artist's "One Hundred Aspects of the Moon" and explains the story behind each design. Includes a biography of Yoshitoshi.
An introduction to art that uses well-known works of art to illustrate familiar words.
At the art museum, while her grandmother dozes, Katie steps into the painting of the Mona Lisa and together they have adventures with the characters from four other well-known Renaissance paintings. Includes information about the artists.
While visiting the art museum, Katie has an adventure stepping in and out of five paintings by Van Gogh, Gauguin, and Cezanne. Includes information about Post-impressionism and the particular paintings and artists in the story.
Carlota quiere coger unas semillas de girasol del cuadro de Van Goht, pero sin querer tira el jarron y las flores se desparraman por el suelo del museo.
Carlota quiere averiguarlo y se introduce en el cuadro de Leonardo. Pero Monna Lisa realmente no se siente nada feliz y Carlota intenta animarla... !con resultados desastrosos!Incluye reproducciones de: Monna Lisa, de Leonardo da Vinci.
"Katie có một khả năng kỳ diệu!
形狀遊戲
Look! 觀察畫裡的光