Books with author Bellerophon Books

From Sappho, Cleopatra, Joan of Arc and Pocahontas to Susan B. Anthony, Florence Nightingale, Golda Meir, etc. each with a lovely costume and a proper speech for the cause.

Here is a sampling of the art of civilizations active in Mexico, Central and South America.

The art of Ancient Egypt, from pharaohs and their households to birds and animals, is rendered in simple form.

The gowns of this Queen have come down to us from her portraits. Here they are designed to fit her royally, along with armor for Sir Walter Raleigh & text by the queen herself.

-And how Union soldier boys went to war; their varied uniforms, tactics, sports, and weapons are here in most delightful illustrations. You'll be a scholar of the subject.

This bilingual history of Mexico covers the period from Moctezuma to modern times. It is illustrated with great characters drawn from contemporary art.

From manuscripts of the 13th and 14th centuries. The scenes from the Tickhill and other Psalters make this a veritable course in medieval art history.

Full page line drawings of each of our presidents, from Washington to Obama, to be colored.

Nefertiti and Akh-en-aten, Tut's brother, ruled Egypt during the age of her greatest art. The grand and elegant pictures show their life at court, with their children playing throughout.

This collection of paper dolls to color includes three Henry paper dolls, with extra suits of armor, and a doll of each of his six wives, with various dresses of the time. A brief history of each wife is also given.

The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales is profusely illustrated with gorgeous woodcuts of the earliest editions of William Caxton, Wynken de Worde and Richard Pynson.

Messalina Agrippina, Lucrezia Borgia, the Empress Wu, Catherine the Great, Catherine de'Medici, Mata Hari and many others, all with their exciting histories and loveliest dresses.