Maria Christina Sein-Wittgenstein Nottebohm: Curiosity Art Class

"I'm sure many adults will read this book in secret" -- Philip de Montebel, director of the New York Metropolitan Museum -- "A Joyful Inscription to the Arts of Arts," by Gary Tinter, director at Houston, "A Great Guide to Classic Art," and with open mind. Have you ever been to the art museum with the kids? And you know, when they asked you about art, you weren't frustrated with the lack of answers? There is no particular recipe or set of principles for art sentiment. It's important to feel and react on your own. Look at the objects that are curious and interested. Then you can hear the painting coming. 15! The 20th-century European barons, who are art experts and artists and who work as art dealers, based on a lot of experience and knowledge, have written a class of curiosity art that children and adults can enjoy together. This book, which was praised by the head of the World's Museum of Living Arts, not only introduces an interesting way of looking at art, but also helps you create new experiences for yourself through it. The Maker proves through this book that the more we talk about art, the more you can see. If you look at the secrets of art and the boy becomes an artist, you'll see that the whole family is on a pleasant art trip.

Korean title: 호기심 미술 수업

Korean author: 마리아크리스티나 자인비트겐슈타인 노테봄

Korean publisher: 아트북스

ISBN-13: 9788961963497