Anholt’s Artists Activity Book
Anholt’s Artists Activity Book by Laurence Anholt, published by Barron’s in 2012, is a unique resource designed to introduce children to the world of art through engaging projects. This 48-page activity book presents seven creative projects inspired by renowned artists such as Monet, Degas, and Picasso, encouraging children to explore various artistic techniques while developing their creative confidence.
Readers will find a variety of activities that include making sculptures, painting portraits, and experimenting with watercolors, all tailored to be accessible and enjoyable for young artists. The book emphasizes the fun of creating art and provides helpful tips to guide children in their artistic endeavors. With a focus on family and relationships, as well as school and education, this edition serves as an excellent tool for fostering creativity and artistic expression in children.
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For more than 20 years, the Anholt’s Artists series has been one of the world’s best-loved introductions to great art for children.
Now Laurence Anholt has created an ART ACTIVITY BOOK unlike any other. He presents seven wonderful projects for children, as they might be taught by great masters like Monet and Degas.
In this easy-to-use format, kids will also find numerous tips and secrets that will help them develop creative confidence.
“There is nothing more fun than making art,” says Laurence. “It’s amazing what kids can create, and my book will show you how.”
Make a funky junk sculpture with
Picasso
Paint a portrait with
Van Gogh
Make an action sculpture with
Degas
Make a cool, colorful cutout with
Matisse
Work with wild, wet watercolors with
Monet
Design a mad, marvelous machine with
Leonardo
Take a charcoal challenge with
Cézanne
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