Amanda Renshaw Books

The art book for children

By Amanda Renshaw, Editors Of Phaidon Press

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Invites the reader to take a closer look at art work while pointing out tiny details hidden in famous works of art, providing information about a work or an artist, or explaining the techniques use...

The art book for children

By Amanda Renshaw, Editors Of Phaidon Press

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Encourages young readers to explore objects of art along with concepts such as clocks, time, music, mirrors, collecting, trust, movement, line, and shape, and explains how great artists used these...

30 000 Years of Art

By Amanda Renshaw, Phaidon Press Editors, John Powner

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Art Book for Children

By Amanda Renshaw, Phaidon Press Editors

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Looking at Art

By Amanda Renshaw, Alex Katz

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Art of Trees

By Amanda Renshaw

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People Like Us

By Amanda Renshaw, Sasha Gusov

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1 volume (unpaged) : 20 cm

Art Book for ChildrenThe Art Book for Children

By Ferren Gipson, Amanda Renshaw, Gilda Williams

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Art Book for Children

By Ferren Gipson, Amanda Renshaw, Gilda Williams

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Paintings

By Amanda Renshaw, Somaya Critchlow

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