Walk to the museum. 100 years of world art in pictures and fun facts

How to captivate a child with art? First of all, you should go with him to the museum. Such a trip can turn into an exciting quest if you give the kid a task - to look for cats in the pictures, count all the ladies in hats, find red objects. The game will become an occasion for further discussion about art: how a picture is painted, how it differs from drawing and sculpture, who and when worked on it.
But why on some canvases people and objects are depicted as if with dots, while on others there are no people and objects at all - only lines and spots? And what to do if our knowledge of art is not enough to explain the artist's intention to the child.
This colorful guide to the "brutal" museum will help you. The company of animals goes to the gallery to get acquainted with the art of the late XIX - XX centuries. Help the foxes, kangaroos, penguins and monkeys find the painting piece by piece and figure out how art changed from impressionism to op art. Together you will learn the names of artists who belonged to different currents and read about their views and how they developed. And at the end of the book you will find a "brutal" chronology of 20th century art and a dictionary. Onward to the museum!

Author: Suzanne Bailey

Pages: 48 (coated). Hard cover

Dimensions: 298x227x9 mm