Portraits
“Portraits” by Penny King, published by A & C Black in 1996, is a 32-page exploration of art that introduces readers to various artists and their techniques. This edition focuses on the theme of portraits, utilizing examples from both historical and contemporary artists to illustrate diverse artistic methods. The book is presented in English and is designed to engage young readers, making it suitable for those studying the National Curriculum Key Stage 2.
In “Portraits,” readers will find a blend of informative content and hands-on projects that encourage creativity. The book covers techniques such as mosaic, wire sculpture, and the use of color to convey mood, providing a comprehensive look at the decorative arts and crafts. Illustrated with children’s artwork, this resource aims to inspire young artists while enhancing their understanding of art history and styles.
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This series provides an introduction to art, combining information about artists and their techniques, with projects, illustrated with children’s artwork. Portraits by artists past and present are used to explore techniques as varied as mosaic, wire sculpture and colour used to show mood.
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