Das Kunst Rätsel Buch

by Susie Hodge, Gareth Moore

Können Sie die zahlreichen versteckten Symbole in der Arnolfini-Hochzeit entdecken? Wie schafft es M.C. Escher, eine Illusion von Räumlichkeit und Stabilität zu erzeugen, obwohl in seinem Bild alles den Gesetzen der Schwerkraft widerspricht? Hieronymus Boschs Garten der Lüste scheint ein einziges Rätsel zu sein – wie lässt es sich lösen? Anhand weltberühmter Gemälde nimmt dieses Buch Sie mit auf eine Rätsel-Reise durch die Geschichte der Kunst – vom Alten Ägypten bis zum New York der 1980erJahre. Es fordert nicht nur Ihre Sinne sondern auch Ihren Intellekt heraus. Entdecken Sie Verborgenes und stellen Sie Ihr Allgemeinwissen auf die Probe.

Genres: Art, Nonfiction

192 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2019

Reviews

[Eileen · Rating 2 out of 5]

I learned some things reading this book but the level and format are not for me. I took it from the children's section of a French library. It does have "How many big strawberries can you find?" type questions, but also tells the backstory of the artist being raped by her tutor for Judith Slaying Holofernes. It's factual and interesting but the target age is ? There are anagram-style riddles that baffled me and the reproductions of art were on the whole far too small for the detail-oriented questions asked. Answers at the back give a feeling of having failed a test rather than presenting what they think is worth knowing as you go.

[Jo · Rating 2 out of 5]

Disappointing! The illustrations are not reproduced with enough clarity & definitely not enough information. You definitely need a magnifying lens!

[Tania · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is such a fun book!

[Sigo Paolini · Rating 3 out of 5]

Cute but really for high schoolers or newbies to art... Rather simplistic...

Here's an example...google the art.

21 Ryōgoku Bridge and the Great Riverbank
Utagawa (Andō) Hiroshige (1797–1858) c.1856
Woodblock print on paper owned by Brooklyn Museum, New York, USA

Spanning the Sumida River, the Ryōgoku Bridge was built in Edo (now Tokyo) in 1659.here is a constant flow on the bridge as figures pass each other, crossing each way; and on the river, both passenger and cargo boats can be seen. In the distance, on the opposite bank, are even more figures, and the whole scene is set beneath a fiery red sunset.

Now here's the puzzles...

1 How many boats can you see on the river?
2 How many blue parasols can you count?
3 What letter could the composition be?

[Richard · Rating 3 out of 5]

Táto publikácia predstavuje príjemné a nenáročné čítanie, ideálne na dlhé zimné večery. Čitateľom ponúka možnosť objaviť významné diela renomovaných umelcov, pričom často poskytuje aj zaujímavé detaily z pozadia ich tvorby. Obsah knihy je prístupný aj mladším čitateľom, najmä žiakom základných škôl, vďaka jednoduchým a zábavným úlohám. Istým nedostatkom je však menší formát reprodukcií, ktorý môže viesť k strate detailov najmä pri veľkolepých umeleckých dielach. Tento fakt, v kombinácii s tmavšími pasážami niektorých obrazov, môže sťažovať presné odpovede na určité otázky.

[Ruth A secas · Rating 4 out of 5]

Es un libro muy guay con mazo acertijos que hacen que nos fijemos en cosas que a lo mejor antes pasábamos por alto, muy top