People in Art (Fine Art)

Arts & Photography

National Gallery, London

Painting

The National Gallery

St.Martin's Press

<p>Angels, cherubs, doves, stars, and snow scenes are among the many decorations found on each gold-splashed page. Exquisite reproductions from the National Gallery's acclaimed collection of Renaissance art, these glorious press-out ornaments and gift tags will dazzle children as well as introduce them to famous paintings. Full color.</p>

Christmas Decorations: Press Out and Display/More Than Forty Ornaments and Gift Tags

Children's Books

Little,Brown & Co

Hark! the Herald Angels Sing

Descriptive and Historical Catalogue of the Pictures in the National Gallery: With Biographical Notices of the Deceased Painters; British School (Classic Reprint)

Forgotten Books

Christmas Decorations

FRANCES LINCOLN PUBLISHERS

<p>Celebrate the joy of Christmas with this beautiful collection of traditional and modern carols and sheet music, illustrated with some of the finest paintings from the National Gallery, London. A detail from Jan Breughel the Elder?s The Adoration of the Kings brings warmth and life to "Once in Royal David?s City." Fra Angelica's glorious angels illustrate "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing." Boticelli?s remarkable Mystic Nativity illuminates "O Come, All Ye Faithful." Piero della Francesca, Nicolas Poussin, and Hendrick Avercamp are among the many other artists whose work accompanies the carols, which have been arranged by Barrie Carson Turner for easy playing on piano, recorder, or guitar, and are all in traditional singing keys. A treasure for carol singers and art lovers young and old, now and for Christmases to come.</p>

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing: Carols for Christmas

Literature & Fiction

Lincoln Children's Books

National Gallery Early Renaissance Collection Postcard Book

National Gallery Publications

From back cover: Men more muscular in body, more vigorous in action, and more ferocious in expression than any seen in the art of Western Europe for nearly a thousand years made their appearance in Florentine paintings and sculpture in the 1470s -- especially in the work of Antonio del Pollaiuolo and Andrea del Verrocchio. At the same time the representation of women -- particularly of the Virgin Mary but also of the pagan goddess Venus -- underwent equally novel and exciting developments, which can be seen in the work of Botticelli and Filippino and also, of course, in that of Verrocchio's pupil, Leonardo da Vinci. Portraiture in both painting and sculpture reflected a fascination with the art of the ancient Greeks and Romans, known only from precious fragments, shattered statues, rusty coins, tiny engraved gems and gleaming hardstones -- and in the descriptions of the poets.

Renaissance Florence: The Art of the 1470s Postcard Book

The National Gallery, London

<p><div> <div>English subtitles, plays worldwide</div> </div></p>

Picasso: Challenging the Past

National Gallery London

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