Lucy Micklethwait Books

I Spy
I Spy

By Lucy Micklethwait

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I Spy
I Spy

By Lucy Micklethwait

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Presents objects for the letters of the alphabet through paintings by such artists as Magritte, Picasso, Botticelli, and Vermeer.

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I Spy Two Eyes: Numbers in Art
I Spy Two Eyes: Numbers in Art

By Lucy Micklethwait

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Uses the subjects of well-known paintings to introduce the numbers from one to twenty.

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I spy a lion
I spy a lion

By Lucy Micklethwait

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I spy a lion
I spy a lion

By Lucy Micklethwait

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I spy a freight train
I spy a freight train

By Lucy Micklethwait

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Draws the viewer's eye to notice a transportation-related object in each of the well-known paintings represented in this work.

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I spy a freight train
I spy a freight train

By Lucy Micklethwait

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Draws the viewer's eye to notice a transportation-related object in each of the well-known paintings represented in this work.

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I Spy
I Spy

By Lucy Micklethwait

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I Spy Two Eyes
I Spy Two Eyes

By Lucy Micklethwait

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Childs Book of Art
Childs Book of Art

By Lucy Micklethwait

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