Table of Contents

Table of Contents from How Artists See Feelings:
Joy
Sadness
Fear
Love
Note to Parents and Teachers
Artists' Biographies
Suggestions for Further Reading
Where to See the Artists' Work
Credits

Table of Contents from How Artists See Animals:
Mammal
Fish
Bird
Reptile
Note to Parents and Teachers
Artists' Biographies
Suggestions for Further Reading
Where to See the Artists' Work
Credits

Table of Contents from How Artists See People:
Boy
Girl
Man
Woman
Note to Parents and Teachers
Artists' Biographies
Suggestions for Further Reading
Where to See the Artists' Work
Credits

Table of Contents from How Artists See Families:
Mother
Father
Sister
Brother
Note to Parents and Teachers
Artists' Biographies
Suggestions for Further Reading
Where to See the Artists' Work
Credits

Table of Contents from How Artists See The Weather:
Sun
Wind
Snow
Rain
Note to Parents and Teachers
Artists' Biographies
Suggestions for Further Reading
Where to See the Artists' Work
Credits

Table of Contents from How Artists See Play:
Sports
Games
Toys
Imagination
Note to Parents and Teachers
Artists' Biographies
Suggestions for Further Reading
Where to See the Artists' Work
Credits

About the Author

Colleen Carroll is an educational consultant whose clients include Nickelodeon, MTV, USA Today, and the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History. She has taught sixth grade in California and now develops the art curriculum for The Edison Project. She lives in New York.

Reviews

Praise for the How Artists See series:

"Carroll's series…eclipses the competition…How Artists See has the makings of a classic—a core experience for budding art enthusiasts to build on." — Publishers Weekly

"Wow! If you have been looking for a way to get children interested in art, call off the search, it just doesn't get any better than this." — Children's Literature Choice List

"…These are first-rate art appreciation guides for adults and young children together, or older readers alone." — Children's Literature Review

"With wonderful symmetry and utter simplicity, each volume presents sixteen works of art [that] capture the feeling of seeing works of art in a museum. The text reads as the dialogue a child and adult might have as they stroll through a museum gallery. These books hold treasures for the eyes, heart, and mind." — Hungry Minds