Books with title Color Your Own Abstract Art Masterpieces

This exciting coloring book contains meticulously rendered black-and-white line drawings of 29 of the greatest abstract art masterpieces of the 20th century. Now you can create your own versions of such masterworks as Stuart Davis' Hit Still-Scape for Six Colors — Seventh Avenue Style, Ad Reinhardt's Number 30, Frank Stella's Lac Laronge III, Helen Frankenthaler's Indian Summer, Nicholas Krushenick's Measure of Red, and many more. These illustrations offer colorists a wonderful opportunity to explore the ideas and techniques of a host of celebrated painters. Follow the original color schemes as shown on the covers, or let your imagination run free and vary the colors to suit your own creativity.

Depicted as cherubs, heavenly messengers, purveyors of celestial music, guardians, and companions, angels are among the most popular subjects painted by the world's greatest artists. This coloring book offers a fresh approach to this very old subject.Thirty ready-to-color illustrations — adapted by Marty Nobel from superb works by Renaissance masters as well as brilliant seventeenth- to twentieth-century artists —depict this eternally appealing subject. Included are angelic figures by Botticelli, Raphael, Fra Angelico, Bouguereau, Evelyn de Morgan, Michele Tosini, and Brune-Jones, among others.Brimming with divine creatures, this outstanding coloring book will delight would-be artists of all ages. Captions are included and all paintings are shown in full color on the covers.

Art lovers and would-be painters of all ages can discover a new appreciation for 10 of the greatest masters of 20th-century art by coloring 30 carefully rendered black-and-white line drawings. Highlights include Picasso's Three Musicians, Sorrows of the King by Matisse, Léger's The Big Parade, Piet Mondrian's Broadway Boogie-Woogie, and other splendid works. All paintings are shown in full cover on the inside covers.

Celebrate the great age of poster illustration with these 30 full-page images. In addition to Toulouse-Lautrec's memorable advertisements for the delights of the Moulin Rouge, this collection includes excellent reproductions of promotional artwork for chocolate, periodicals, plays, motorcycles, and other wares. Featured artists include Jules Chéret, Alphonse Maria Mucha, Henri Gerbault, Otto Fischer, Fred Hyland, Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen, and others.