Susie Hodge

Why is art full of naked people?: & other vital questions about art

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ISBN 13:
9780500650806
author:
Susie Hodge
format:
HardBack
publisher:
Thames and Hudson Ltd 01 edition
language:
English
Publication Year:
2016
Pages:
96
Dimensions:
19.3 x 1.5 x 26.4 cm
Genre:
, Susie Hodge,Why is art full of naked people?: & other vital questions about art,Thames and Hudson Ltd,0500650802,Children's General Interest & Leisure,Art - General,Juvenile Nonfiction,Children: Grades 4-6,Juvenile Fine Arts,Art - Techniques,Art: g
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New
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Description

Exploring the world of art has never been more fun. Why is Art Full of Naked People? asks some big questions about what makes art, well, art.

This engaging primer delves into the history of art and its many styles, from cave paintings to contemporary works. Along the way, it tackles tricky topics like still-life painting, landscapes, portraits, and more. With a sense of humor and curiosity, this book invites young people to ask questions about art and their place in the world.

Structured around 22 thought-provoking questions, each spread features two sides of the coin, encouraging readers to think critically and explore for themselves. This is an ideal introduction to art history and a toolkit for anyone looking to develop their own unique perspective on the world of art.

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