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The Art Book For Children

作者: Ruggi Gilda Williams 著

出版社:Phaidon Press Ltd

出版時間:2005-09

頁數(shù):72

開本:16

類別:美術(shù)，藝術(shù)，人文社科

虛構(gòu):非虛構(gòu)

ISBN:9780714845111

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所屬系列: 兒童藝術(shù)百科 The Art Book for Children(共2冊)

英文難度: 花生5級(自主閱讀)

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42個孩子，閱讀打卡81次

人均閱讀1.9次 , 最多10次

泛讀(28%) 親子閱讀(28%) 精讀(14%)

閱讀年齡分布

4-5歲

18.4%

6-7歲

16.3%

8-9歲

14.3%

3-4歲

12.2%

5-6歲

10.2%

男孩女孩閱讀比例

男孩 39%

女孩 61%

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【customer review】
I bought this book for my grandchildren, a boy and a girl ages 2 1/2 and 5. Not only are they thrilled with it, their parents are enchanted. This book should be read by everyone! It's a marvelous primer and guide to the world of art, with pictures of some of the world's most famous art treasures and amazingly interesting explanations of why these particular pieces have endured. If you want your children or grandchildren to learn about what makes art relevant, this is the book for them! It should be sold in every art museum in the world.
My grandchildren have several other books about art, but none is as erudite and entertaining as this. Trust me, your children will learn some wonderful stuff . . . and so will you. I can't recommend it highly enough. Fabulous!

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閱讀筆記(查看全部 2 條)

特別喜歡，里面有些是熟悉的，再看時有些新的補充，另一些比較現(xiàn)代的藝術(shù)表達形式貌似很合小朋友的胃口，看得有點入迷。

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The white book of "the art book for children". It's very encouraging. Though you may not know much of art, you can still understand the art by your eyes. So art is everyone's own art! Especially, I love the introduction of "yellow" as Van Gogh's sunflower.