Rousseau: Still Voyages

by Didier Grosjean, John Goodman

-- Charming stories introduce the life and work of the world's most renowned artists
-- Fictional characters serve as guides to factual accounts of history's greatest painters
-- Fosters an understanding and appreciation of art history
-- Packed with high-quality illustrations, art reproductions, photographs, and other memorabilia

A child looks at nature in a new way after studying Henri Rousseau's vivid paintings.

55 pages, Library Binding

First published October 1, 1994

Reviews

[Cheryl A. · Rating 4 out of 5]

Delightful. I learned a lot I'd never known before. More about the man than the art - but his life did influence his art so there you go. Reproductions well done, bright & clear. Cute story of the child who studies the man.

I got lucky to find this one at a Friends of the Library sale. Some are scanned for the archives at openlibrary.org but a scan would not have done this justice.

If your library has any 'Art for Children' in this series, check them out now to make sure they don't get weeded!