In this charming children's picture book, Pieter Breugel's painting The Hunters in Snow provides the basis for a heartwarming story about a young girl and the bird she nurses back to health. Hardcover. 32 pages.

Included are several books from the Anholt's Artists Books for Children series, in which author and illustrator Laurence Anholt recalls memorable and sometimes amusing moments when the lives of the artists were touched by children. For ages 4-8.

Blue Dog Speaks prominently emphasizes the titles of Cajun artist George Rodrigue's wildly popular Blue Dog paintings. His titles provide insight - whether humorous or nostalgic or sad - into the human condition.

This brand-new title in Laurence Anholt's beautifully illustrated children's series of stories about famous artists, Anholt's Artists Books for Children, recounts an adventure experienced by Paul, a little boy who is named after his father, Paul Cézanne.

Written for young readers ages 9-12, the "Children Should Know" series introduces children to great artists, artworks, and architecture in a fun and engaging manner.

Young Marie wants to be a ballerina, but her parents have no money for lessons. She must earn what little money she can as an artist's model at a ballet school. Then, her life takes an unusual turn when she models for the famous sculptor, Edgar Degas.

This book helps children appreciate the different ways that artists employ nature in their work. It examines an array of examples, including sculpture gardens, mazes, land art, and nature-related works in museums, while exploring the works of international artists. Author — Barbara Stieff. 96 pages.

Japanese artist Hokusai is one of the world's most celebrated printmakers. His famous woodcut, “The Great Wave,” epitomizes the artist's characteristic techniques and themes. In this children's book, the artist's masterpiece is the genesis for a simple but compelling story. Hardcover. 32 pages.

One of Marc Chagall's most enduring paintings is the basis for this beautifully crafted children's book that tells an enchanting story. The book includes a gorgeous reproduction of Chagall's masterpiece "Les Mariés de la Tour Eiffel" and introduces young readers to Chagall's work. 32 pages.

Zoro is a little boy who lived in 17th century Italy, long before airplanes flew in the sky. But Zoro is also an apprentice to the artist and inventor Leonardo da Vinci - and Leonardo is experimenting with a revolutionary flying machine!

The story concludes with Degas' own painting, and an introduction of this classic work to young readers. An appealing book to any child interested in dance, this story of a young ballerina is a wonderful tale for young dancers everywhere. Hardcover. 32 pages.

Julie lives in Paris, but she longs to walk in a beautiful country garden. When her mother takes her on a visit to rural Giverny, Julie discovers a beautiful garden and befriends a man whom she believes to be the gardener. In fact, he is Claude Monet.

When Monique, a young nurse, steps into the home of an elderly patient, she finds herself in rooms filled with the most vivid color she has ever seen. Her patient is the artist Henri Matisse, and as Matisse recovers, he and Monique become friends.

Behold the fascinating story - based on true fact - of a world-famous artist and a little girl who became one of his models.

Author Molly Blaisdell transports young readers to the city of Amsterdam in the 1650s. It is a time when world-renowned artist Rembrandt van Rijn is at the height of fame among his patrons - and when his young son Titus longs to become a great painter.

Jean, this story's handsome, long-haired little boy, happens to have a very famous father - the artist Pierre Auguste Renoir. But the boy also has a problem. Despite Jean's many protests, his father thinks Jean's hair is too beautiful to be cut short.

In this story, Rockwell is having trouble finding exactly the right model to pose with Scotty for a series of four calendar illustrations. The sought-after model turns out to be a dog - but the canine shouldn't be too small or too large.

Little Suzette and her nursemaid enjoy daily walks in the handsome park near their home, where they often see a tall, elegant lady strolling in the park with her tiny puppy. Then, a comical incident transforms Suzette and the puppy into friends.

Young Camille befriends a strange visitor to his small town, and one day he brings this man a gift of bright, beautiful sunflowers. The man is the artist Vincent van Gogh, and the sunflowers quickly become the subject of a magnificent painting.