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Masterpieces Clrg Bk Pb
Color your world with crayons and imagination -- recreate works of art or discover the worlds of nature, science, and legend with these fact-filled coloring books for children and adults.
128 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 1990
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July 14, 2014
The read date here is a guess. The household copy actually belongs to the one who has grown up to be an artist, but I'm not pretending there is causation here. If anything, the reverse: no doubt it seemed like a good choice for the one who was so inclined. Anyway. We have a lot of coloring books, and markers, and gel pens, and colored pencils, and crayons (although I don't like them at all). But this is particularly interesting, just because most coloring books don't give you lots of different kinds of images. Highly recommended as a coloring book that happens to include some interesting text.
Personal copy that just happens to be hanging about with all the others
Personal copy that just happens to be hanging about with all the others
May 9, 2011
A coloring book of 60 paintings with brief stories about the artist and the artwork. This is a great introduction to masterpieces of art. I google the artwork and print it out to use as a guide when coloring the piece. It’s a fun thing to do when I’m watching TV. Oh, are coloring books just for kids? OK, if there are kids in your life this is a great book for them too!
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