In a companion to the best-selling Stories from Ancient Egypt, Joyce Tyldesley re-tells some of the most interesting and entertaining myths and legends from the Classical world. Primarily aimed at children between the ages of 7-11, it offers an entertaining and informative introduction to the myths of ancient Greece and Rome to readers of all ages.
On the one hand, he is considered to be “the” painter of Worpswede. On the other hand, his name is closely connected to that of his wife, the painter Paula Modersohn-Becker, who died young.
Elegant sailing boats, expansive marine landscapes, architectural landscapes that unfold before the viewer – with his unique pictorial language and repertoire of subjects Lyonel Feininger became one of the most important artists of classic Modernism and remains very popular to this day.
Based on a true story, Harald’s adventure takes him from a frightened teenager to wealthy and powerful warrior and finally, to a ruthless and tyrannical king, whose ambition leads him to a futile, yet glorious death at the battle of Stamford Bridge in 1066.
Who was the brilliant Bauhaus artist, the master of colors and forms and inventor of the legendary Triadic Ballet? The children’s art book Tribal Dances presents Oskar Schlemmer and his works of art, which capture the imagination of viewers of all ages, at a child-friendly pace.
Some of the most interesting and entertaining myths and legends from Ancient Egypt are given a lively re-telling by Joyce Tyldesley. These include stories about the gods, such as The Creation of the World, Hathor and the Red Beer, and the myths about Osiris, Isis and Horus.
This is the first publication by the Brücke Museum in Berlin aimed exclusively at a young readership. A book for children and adolescents that invites them to read and also to be creative themselves, and that provides insights into the art and life of the Brücke artists.
English summary: This volume examines the place of cooking, cuisine, and food in fairy tales and fables, Perrault to the Grimm Brothers, including recipes like the omelet that cured a sick queen or the royal cakes served to princely newlyweds, taking readers young and old on a playful and culinary adventure.
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