I Spy Animals in Art
I Spy Animals in Art by Lucy Micklethwait, published by Collins in 1994, is a unique exploration of fine art through the lens of animal identification. This edition features 48 pages filled with vibrant color plates, inviting children to engage with a selection of paintings from various artists across different periods and styles. The book encourages young readers to discover and identify animals hidden within the artwork, making the experience both educational and enjoyable.
In this interactive format, children will find 20 color plates, each presenting a different animal for them to locate, with varying levels of difficulty. The combination of art and a simple game fosters an appreciation for artistic techniques and themes, while also enhancing observational skills. By examining the details within the paintings, readers are introduced to the joy of fine art, making it a delightful resource for young art enthusiasts and a valuable addition to juvenile nonfiction collections.
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A selection of fine art paintings combined with a simple game of animal identification. There are 20 colour plates, each with one animal for children to look for. Some animals are easier to find than others. There is a variety of artists from around the world and through the centuries and children are introduced to a wide range of styles, periods and techniques. They can explore and puzzle over the wealth of details in the paintings and in doing so are introduced to the pleasure of looking at fine art.
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