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La ninfa de porcelana es un maravilloso libro de colorear para adultos de Isabel Allende. Ilustrado por Ana de Lima, está especialmente pensado para que lo disfruten personas de todas las edades. 'Don Cornelio siempre ha ocupado un lugar distinguido en mi corazón. Cuando lo conocí era un caballero miope, vestido con un traje gris con catorce bolsillos. Vivía en una pensión de mi barrio y nosotros, sus vecinos, ajustábamos los relojes cuando él pasaba por la mañana. Jamás se adelantaba ni atrasaba. Salía a las ocho y tres minutos en punto, echaba a andar hacia la esquina midiendo los pasos, y tomaba el autobús a su trabajo.' Bienvenidos a la historia de un hombre gris, cuya vida da un maravilloso vuelco un día de otoño: ha conocido a alguien. Pero no es un alguien cualquiera. Es una ninfa llamada Fantasía, que parece decidida a dar color a su vida. Recorre las páginas de esta mágica nueva aventura de Isabel Allende y colorea tú también el universo de don Cornelio. Siguiendo sus pasos, no solo verás con otros ojos el mundo que nos rodea, sino que podrás dar rienda suelta a tu imaginación y liberar al artista que llevas dentro. Y disfruta además del audiolibro gratuito de este cuento narrado por Isabel Allende mientras coloreas. -----Las regalías de la autora correspondientes a esta obra se destinan íntegramente a la Fundación Isabel Allende (isabelallendefoundation.org), cuya misión es ayudar a mujeres y niñas de alto riesgo.----- Los lectores opinan...'El regalo añadido es muy especial y acertado en este libro y hace que puedas escuchar a la propia Isabel Allende contándote el cuento durante 24 minutos. A mí me ha propiciado sesiones muy íntimas y relajantes, mágicas, poder escucharla y aislarme de todo, mientras daba vida a los dibujos con los colores.'Blog Libros y Literatura 'Un libro novedoso y original en el que Isabel Allende relata un cuento sobre un hombre gris cuya vida da un vuelco cuando un día de otoño conoce a alguien que va a llenar su vida de color.'La guía go

Smavos, Tnösis, Cephandrion und Graue Sonne: Hier handelt es sich nicht um Science Fiction, hinter diesen Titeln stecken Keramiken von Gereon Krebber, gezeigt in der Ausstellung Keramocringe im Skulpturenmuseum Glaskasten Marl. Begleitet werden die Keramiken von raumgliedernden Arbeiten aus verbranntem Holz. Diese Publikation dokumentiert Skulpturen und Architektur im letzten Zusammenspiel vor dem Umzug des Museums. Ein ausführliches Gespräch zwischen dem Künstler und dem Museumleiter Georg Elben erläutert Krebbers Arbeitsweise und die Wirkung seiner Werke. Die Kunsthistorikerin Maria Müller-Schareck zeigt im zweiten Text, wie entscheidend Ton als Schlüsselmaterial für das Verständnis von Krebbers Praxis ist.

The Art of Carol Janeway portrays the exotic life and artistic career of a woman whose commercial success as a tile decorator and ceramist in New York in the 1940s and later retirement due to lead poisoning offer a fascinating study. Victoria Jenssen presents the career of yet another previously unrecognized woman artist, Carol Janeway (1913-1989), who was an entrepreneur and a single mother. While Janeway often exhibited, twice at the MoMA for example, few museums today own Janeway ceramics.This book will appeal to those interested in the following artists and topics: Georg Jensen Inc. and Frederik Lunning, Jens Risom, Ossip Zadkine, Maya Deren, Leo Lerman and Richard Hunter, Harold Ambellan, Tusnelda Sanders, underglaze ceramic decoration both freehand and printed, Lisette Model, Catherine Yarrow, Ed Wiener, Madeleine Turner, Stalin's Moscow of the early 1930s, syndicated woman journalists of the 1940s, Ralph Ingersoll and Charles Marsh, Josiah Wedgwood & Sons, Lou Block, Doris Lee, Walter Duranty, Eliot Janeway, Julien Levy's The Imagery of Chess, preservation of Greenwich Village. Among several celebrity owners, Marilyn Monroe owned five Janeway doorknobs.

«Queste pagine sono la descrizione dei fatti salienti della vita lavorativa di Silvano Giusti e del contesto in cui si è svolta, così come mi sono stati raccontati dallo stesso protagonista. Entrato in fabbrica da ragazzo, negli anni del dopoguerra, quando l¿Italia da poco più di un anno era divenuta una Repubblica, senza avere nessuna conoscenza della professione che stava per intraprendere, dall¿inquadramento iniziale di ¿garzone¿, riservato ai serraforma, è riuscito, gradino dopo gradino, ad inserirsi in quello più alto riservato ai Maestri Vetrai, grazie alle competenze raggiunte (...).» Das Urheberrecht an bibliographischen und produktbeschreibenden Daten und an den bereitgestellten Bildern liegt bei Informazioni Editoriali, I.E. S.r.l., oder beim Herausgeber oder demjenigen, der die Genehmigung erteilt hat. Alle Rechte vorbehalten.

Learn to make adorable items from polymer clay! Easy-to-follow techniques and step-by-step projects lead the way.<BR><BR> The Art Makers series is designed for beginning artists and arts-and-crafts enthusiasts who are interested in experiencing fun, hands-on mediums, including polymer clay, embroidery, and papier-mache. Art Makers: Make Cute Stuff with Polymer Clay is the ideal follow-up book to Art Makers: Polymer Clay for Beginners.<BR><BR> In this inviting, visually appealing book, you can learn to make adorable, whimsical crafts with polymer clay. Author Shelley Kommers, an experienced art instructor and a professional artist, takes you through the complete steps of learning to work with polymer clay, from the tools and materials you will need to techniques, such as molding, mixing colors, and baking. The projects are simple to follow and include adorable, whimsical subject matter, such as: - plant pots- a cloud mobile- finger puppets- a trinket box- a hanging sloth- and much more! This book is perfect for artists of all skill levels, from beginners to more advanced artists looking to improve their clay-making skills or learn a new technique. With colorful, full-page art, quirky subject matter, and expert instructions, anyone can learn to work with polymer clay in no time. Best of all, the tools and materials are affordable and accessible, so you won’t need to buy a bunch of stuff to get started.<BR><BR> If you're looking for a craft to make creative use of the extra time you have at home, polymer clay is the perfect choice. Get started right away making adorable, on-trend art with Art Makers: Make Cute Stuff with Polymer Clay.

Unlock the vibrant world of creativity with ""Adventures in the Arts,"" a captivating collection of informal chapters by the renowned Marsden Hartley. This book invites you on an exhilarating journey through the realms of art history, where painters and poets come alive, and vaudeville performances spark the imagination. In this unique literary treasure, Hartley shares his artistic adventures, blending personal anecdotes with profound insights into the visual arts exploration of his time. His passionate commentary on historical art movements and the cultural commentary surrounding them resonates with both casual readers and dedicated collectors alike. This edition, meticulously restored by Alpha Editions, revives a classic that was out of print for decades, ensuring that Hartley's creative expression continues to inspire today's and future generations.""Adventures in the Arts"" is not just a reprint; it's a collector's item that celebrates the rich tapestry of artistic endeavors. Dive into Hartley's world and discover contemporary art insights that bridge the gap between the past and present. Whether you're an art enthusiast seeking to deepen your appreciation or a literary lover eager to explore the connections between literary art and visual creativity, this book offers a delightful blend of inspiration and knowledge.Join Marsden Hartley on this unforgettable journey through the arts, where every page is a testament to the power of creativity. Don't miss your chance to own this cultural gem-perfect for your bookshelf or as a thoughtful gift for fellow art lovers. Experience the magic of ""Adventures in the Arts"" and celebrate the enduring legacy of one of America's most influential artists.

An illustrated look at illuminated documents and the stories they contain. Illuminated addresses--in the form of books, scrolls, certificates, and the like--were at their most popular in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Typically written in fine calligraphy and embellished with skilled artwork and lustrous design, they were often bestowed to individuals in celebration of distinguished service or an important event, perhaps to honor a particular achievement or retirement. Each illuminated address is unique. In this stunning exploration of illuminated documents, John P. Wilson shares the larger stories of these works and shows us the beauty created by the skills of the illuminators.