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"Vincent van Gogh had one true teacher: Nature. Nature taught him about light, shadows, shape and colors"--Back cover

"Painters teach us to see," Vincent van Gogh wrote to his brother Theo. But when Vincent''s contemporaries looked at him, many of them saw only a madman "dressed like a scarecrow wandering in the fields with canvases under one arm and paintbrushes under the other." But Vincent followed his passion and listened to the lessons nature taught him about light, shadows, shapes, and colors. And now that "madman" is one of the most famous painters in the world. Inspired by letters that Vincent wrote to Theo, his closest friend and constant encourager, the text of Vincent van Gogh and the Colors of the Wind is vibrantly illustrated in a style that recalls the paintings of the artist himself. The book also includes fourteen reproductions of van Gogh''s actual paintings. This lyrical story provides a thoughtful and fresh look at the life of one of the world''s most famous artists.

Ariadna tiene el corazón dividido: como un fuego se ha encendido su amor por Teseo, el joven llegado desde Atenas para matar al Minotauro o morir en el Laberinto. ¿Qué debe hacer? ¿Debe dejar que Teseo se pierda para siempre en el palacio de los cien intrincados pasillos? ¿O bien debe ayudarlo a matar a su hermano y luego huir con él de la cruel Creta? Pero, ¿pueden realmente decidir los hombres o son los dioses quienes tejen el frágil hilo de su destino?

Inspirado por las cartas que escribi? a Theo de Vincent, su mejor amigo y animador constante, el texto de Vincent van Gogh y los colores del viento se ilustra vibrantemente en un estilo que recuerda las pinturas del propio artista. El libro tambi?n incluye reproducciones de pinturas catorce reales de Van Gogh. Esta historia l?rica ofrece una mirada reflexiva y fresco en la vida de uno de los artistas m?s famosos del mundo.

Stella questa volta non perdona. I suoi genitori hanno deciso e combinato un bel trasloco senza minimamente preoccuparsi della sua opinione. Per lei il quartiere in cui ha vissuto i suoi primi 11 anni è una seconda pelle e proprio non abvrebbe voluto rinunciarvi. Come manifestare il suo dissenso senza sembrare la bambina che fa i capricci? Trovata la soluzione! Un bello sciopero!

" Qui est ce fou vêtu comme un épouvantail, qui se promène à travers champs, un paquet de toiles sous le bras, et à l''épaule un sac rempli de pinceaux et de crayons ? " se demandait-on. Ce peintre était Vincent Van Gogh. Vincent n''avait qu''un maître : la nature, qui lui enseignait les lumières, les ombres, les formes et les couleurs. Il avait aussi un seul juge, et confident depuis l''enfance : son frère Theo. Leurs voix, mêlées aux murmures du vent, nous racontent la vie et les rêves de ce " fou " devenu l''un des peintres les plus célèbres au monde...

Inspired by the mythological tale of Icarus that was written by Henri Matisse and in the metamorphosis of Ovid, Chiara Lossani narrates one of the well-known episodes of the Greek mythology. Inspired by the mythological tale of Icarus that was written by Henri Matisse and in the metamorphosis of Ovid, Chiara Lossani narrates one of the well-known episodes of the Greek mythology. In the first part of the book, the author sticks with the classic myth to present Daedalus, an incredible machine builder and architect of the Cretan Labyrinth, where the king Minos locks him up with his son Icarus, as a punishment for helping Theseus escape. The solitude of this prison brings them closer and makes them dream of freedom. This isolation reveals to the greatest inventor of the world that he hasnt imagined a game for his son and nor has he had time to take care of him. Now he knows that Icarus is the only one that he needs to take care of and decides to build wings to scape, but the result of this invention is not what he expected, the same happened with the labyrinth that he built, destiny is full of traps, curves and nips and crannies without an exit . A story that talks about wits, love, obsession and sensitivity, where the illustrations of Gabriel Pachecho follows the poetic tone of the text and where details like the minotaurus of Crete, the face of Daedalus or the flight of the father and son are such a monumental part as the feelings they portray.