Can You Find It Inside?: Search and Discover for Young Art Lovers - Hardcover

Schulte, Jessica

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9780810957947: Can You Find It Inside?: Search and Discover for Young Art Lovers

Synopsis

Based on the best-selling series, Can You Find It? , this edition focuses on art set inside, providing a fun way for young readers to learn about classic art by bringing the museum to them.

Can You Find It Inside? makes discovering art fun! After reading this book, young readers will be saying, "I spy great art!" Here's a seek-and-find book that invites youngsters to look at art in a special way: very closely! Whether it's a restaurant by Edward Hopper, a breakfast table by Fairfield Porter, or a game of keep-away by Seymour Joseph Guy, in this book each of the thirteen paintings, reproduced in full color, invites young children to explore works of art depicting a variety of indoor scenes.

Written in simple rhyme with major works form The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, this book asks children to take a close, closer and closest look at classic fine art at an early age.

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About the Author

Jessica Schulte is a Project Editor at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. She lives in New York City.

Reviews

PreSchool-K–Two-line rhymes present clues to help young readers find details in paintings from the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Each painting, or portion of it, is matched with three couplets. Some flow smoothly, but others are a bit forced. The text accompanying Johannes Vermeer's Woman with a Lute reads, Look around and be astute./Can you find a tuneful lute?/It's so easy–it's a snap!/Look above and find a map./Look way down, now just explore./Find the squares upon the floor. Readers search Andree Ruellan's Market Place with this clue: Can you find him and reveal/a little boy and his pinwheel? The paintings, by well-known artists from a variety of periods, styles, and countries, fill the pages opposite the text. The quality of the artwork varies; several reproductions are very dark. This, combined with the reduced size, makes some searches quite challenging. The books' conception is good, but the execution is somewhat weak.–Carolyn Janssen, Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, OH
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