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by Paul Marasa (Author), Nancy Marasa (Author)
"The author takes you on a whirlwind visit to the Old Masters at the museum. This BIG coloring book has 51 illustrations and 24 Artist biography pages! Art history is included, and you will learn fun facts along with the Schoolhouse Kids. Paintings by Manet, Gericault, Hals, Gauguin, Lichtenstein, Gilbert Stuart, Peale, Van Gogh, Picasso, Holbein, Monet, Matisse, Chardin and MANY MORE are rendered in line art. The Kids visit a Museum, see a mummy, and manage to get lost along the way. (The mummy is "on the move", by the way). A must-color!"-Large art pad featuring coloring pages on premium white bond paper-Includes 51 unique coloring sheets & 24 artist biographies-8 1/2 " x 11" sheets leave lots of room for creative fun.-Great for inspiring creative expression and exploring color
Author Biography
Nancy Marasa has been in love with art and fashion all her life. With her degree as a commercial artist, she became a professional shoe designer and then an independent artist, inventing a new medium by adding historical and humorous 3D collage elements to many pen-and-ink drawings of city landmarks around St. Louis, MO. Nancy's first plunge into the publishing world was when she and her husband, Paul, wrote and illustrated a "punny" little cookbook, Donner Party Cookbook. She now has created a line of fashion coloring books, for pre-teens, teens, and adults, all for sale on Amazon. Last September, Nancy found out she has lymphoma, and she had to give up her job, as a tumor on her spine put her in a wheelchair. She has been working from home, designing coloring books while undergoing her chemo, trying to make ends meet (currently deciding between house payment and utility bills). There now are 5 different coloring books in the collection, all high-quality, single-sided 8.5x11" pages, with more creations coming soon. They are whimsical, intricate, beautiful, and imaginative, created with love. They make great presents for your kids, grand-kids, or for yourself to take to the next meeting of the Adult Coloring Clubs (the latest fun activity for adults who just want to hang out with friends and relax), which are springing up at libraries in cities all over the country, probably the world.
