People

An ABC of Art for Young Readers

Philip Yenawine author

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Museum of Modern Art

Published:22nd Jan '07

Currently unavailable, and unfortunately no date known when it will be back

People cover

This engaging book introduces young readers to art vocabulary, exploring how artists depict people and convey meaning through their work in People.

The book People serves as an engaging introduction for very young readers to the fundamental vocabulary used in the world of art. This unique ABC of art not only presents basic terms but also delves into the significance of how artists depict individuals. Through vivid illustrations and thoughtful discussions, People encourages children to explore the relationship between art and the human experience, fostering a deeper understanding of artistic expression.

As children examine the various representations of people within People, they are invited to consider the emotions, stories, and cultural contexts behind each image. This exploration helps to cultivate creative thinking skills, as adults can guide discussions about the characteristics and narratives that the artworks convey. The book emphasizes the importance of visual literacy, allowing young minds to connect with art on a personal level.

To enhance the learning experience, People includes notes at the back that provide helpful background information for adults. These resources are designed to facilitate meaningful conversations about the images, making it easier for caregivers to engage with children about the art and its significance. Overall, People is a valuable addition to the series aimed at introducing modern art concepts to young audiences, blending education with enjoyment.

ISBN: 9780870701740

Dimensions: unknown

Weight: 340g

32 pages