Art appreciation -- Juvenile literature
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Art appreciation -- Juvenile literature
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- Lost in the museum, a seek-and-find adventure in the Met, written by Will Mabbitt ; illustrated by Aaron Cushley
- How art works, Sarah Hull ; illustrated by Matt Hunt, Ana Sanfelippo and Miguel Bustos ; designed by Lucy Wain, Nicola Butler and Vickie Robinson ; art consultant, Leah Kharibian
- Art up close, from ancient to modern, Claire d'Harcourt
- Modern art adventures, 36 creative, hands-on projects inspired by artists from Monet to Banksy, Maja Pitamic and Jill Laidlaw
- Dali, written by Jessica Toyne
- Tell me a picture, Quentin Blake
- Name that style, all about isms in art, by Bob Raczka
- Impressionism, 13 artists children should know, Florian Heine
- How to be an art rebel, Ben Street ; illustrated by Jay Daniel Wright
- Dr. Seuss's horse museum, illustrated by Andrew Joyner
- Van Gogh, written by Jessica Bailey
- Picture this!, activities and adventures in impressionism, Joyce Raimondo
- Look!, really smart art, Gillian Wolfe
- Get into art, telling stories, Susie Brooks
- An eye for art, focusing on great artists and their work, presented by the National Gallery of Art
- Cézanne, written by Jessica Toyne
- Unlikely pairs, fun with famous works of art, Bob Raczka
- Splat!, the most exciting artists of all time, Mary Richards
- My big book of the world's greatest art, illustrations by Louise Lockhart ; text by Laetitia Le Moine ; art selection by Émilie Martin-Neute
- What adults don't know about art, inspiring young minds to love and enjoy art
- Families, mother, father, sister, brother, Colleen Carroll
- The National Menagerie of Art, masterpieces from Vincent Van Goat to Lionhardo da Stinki, Thaïs Vanderheyden
- 13 artists children should know, Angela Wenzel
- Modern art explorer, with 30 artworks from the Centre Pompidou, Alice Harman ; illustrated by Serge Bloch
- Mini masterpieces, exploring art history with hands-on projects for kids, Laura Lohmann
- Klimt, written by Sara Haynes
- What makes a Monet a Monet?, Richard Muhlberger
- Monet, written by Tasha Stamford
- An eye for art, focusing on great artists and their work, presented by the National Gallery of Art
- Look!, body language in art, Gillian Wolfe
- More than meets the eye, seeing art with all five senses, Bob Raczka
- Math at the Art Museum, written by Group Majoongmul ; illustrated by Yun-ju Kim
- What makes a Van Gogh a Van Gogh?, Richard Muhlberger
- Discovering great artists, hands-on art experiences in the styles of the great masters, MaryAnn F. Kohl & Kim Solga
- ABCs of art, Sabrina Hahn
- Come look with me, Asian art, Kimberly Lane
- Gauguin, written by Sara Haynes
- Renoir, written by Sabine Miller
- Get into art: people, [discover great art and create your own!], Susie Brooks
- Animals, fish, bird, reptile & amphibian, mammal, Colleen Carroll
- Cool art, 50 fantastic facts for kids of all ages, Simon Armstrong
- Vincent's starry night and other stories, a children's history of art, Michael Bird ; illustrated by Kate Evans
- Math-terpieces, the art of problem-solving, by Greg Tang ; illustrated by Greg Paprocki
- Old Masters rock, how to look at art with children, Maria-Christina Sayn-Wittgenstein Nottebohm ; foreword by Gary Tinterow, director, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
- Seurat and La Grande Jatte, connecting the dots, by Robert Burleigh
- How to talk to children about modern art, Francoise Barbe-Gall
- Look! look! look! at sculpture, written and illustrated by Nancy Elizabeth Wallace with Linda K. Friedlaender
- The story of paintings, a history of art for children, by Mick Manning and Brita Granström
- Get into art: places, discover great art and create your own!, Susie Brooks
- Come look with me, enjoying art with children, Gladys S. Blizzard. --
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