This lively introduction to some of the towering figures in American art inspires children to dream, create, and think. Each artist in the book is featured in a colorful, double-page spread.

From the use of perspective to the invention of the paint tube, 13 examples of some of the most important breakthroughs in artistic technology offer kids an exciting new perspective on the world of art. Author — Florian Heine. Hardcover. 48 pages.

In this book, young readers are introduced to the mysteries behind some of the world's greatest art and artists. Each masterpiece is presented in a double-page spread with stunning reproductions, biographical information about the artist, historical context, and the pressing questions themselves.

Young readers are introduced to the wonders of da Vinci's mysterious Mona Lisa, the playful cutouts of Matisse, van Gogh's mesmerizing brushstrokes, and Vermeer's vibrant depictions of light. Games, quizzes, and other activities help readers learn.

This lively introduction to nearly four centuries of British art offers children a strong foundation for learning in a playful and imaginative way, and inspires them to dream, create, and think. Author — Alison Baverstock. Hardcover. 48 pages.

This book brings together 13 architectural wonders that have intrigued children for years, including Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, Germany's Neuschwanstein Castle, and the Tower of Pisa. It includes games, quizzes, drawings, and other activities.

This book is an exciting introduction to the world of modern, Pop, and post-modern art. Picasso, Calder, Chagall, Lichtenstein, Hockney — these and eight other iconic figures of modern art are profiled.

This book introduces young readers to Mona Lisa's mysterious smile, Frida Kahlo's depiction of herself with a monkey, and Van Gogh's hypnotically swirling night sky. Thirteen iconic paintings are featured in the book in large reproductions.

This beautifully illustrated book explores some of the world's most iconic images, teaching children about the impact of photography on their world. Art historian Brad Finger shares some of the world’s most renowned pictures, which are also the most exciting for children to view and discuss.

This book takes a look at 13 of the world's most fascinating sculptures, including works by Michelangelo, Rodin, and Niki de Saint Phalle, and other works from around the world. Games and puzzles enhance this introduction to 3-dimensional masterpieces.

This book highlights 500 years of great art created by women, introducing young readers to amazing painters, sculptors, and photographers. The book features colorful spreads that include important works as well as portraits of the artists themselves.

The Bauhaus movement set new standards with its functional designs, new approaches to art, and experimental teaching methods. This book looks at the architecture, design, graphics, and paintings of this avant garde period.

The children's edition of Phaidon Press's best selling, "The Art Book" presents thirty of the most significant artists and engaging works of art from every period.

Big art for little hands, The Art Coloring Book is an enchanting activity book featuring the work of dozens of great painters. It allows young artists to explore the world's masterpieces on their own terms and with plenty of space to color outside the lines.

Award-winning artist and former family programs coordinator at the NYC Museum of Modern Art, author Joyce Raimondo, teaches children grades 1-5 how to use art as a springboard for their own self-expression.

Young children love a good game of “I Spy with My Little Eye.” In this beautifully designed book they are playfully challenged to find details “hidden” in some of the world’s greatest paintings.

These enchanting Artist Coloring Books are a wonderful way to introduce children to the work of great artists while also providing them with fun activities for developing their own artistic skills. They are recommended for children age six and older.

One of the first series of books for kids 7 to 12 that provides a fun, educational introduction to Asian culture and art. Kids learn to build Asian kites, fold Origami, appreciate the ancient art of flower arranging, or write and illustrate haiku.

Charley Harper Colors is a charming board book that helps young toddlers learn to identify colors. Harper's bold and vivid illustrations are a visual treat sure to engage every child's imagination. Early readers can also begin to recognize the written names of colors.

This lovely and well-crafted toy encourages fine motor skills and early cognitive development for children age two and older. It measures 24" x 36".

The Charley Harper Memory Game is a fun game for all ages featuring Harper’s graphic and colorful illustrations. Players take turns flipping cards and finding matched images (there are 36 pairs of images in all). When all the cards are matched, the player with the most pairs wins!

This engaging guide takes children on an international tour of the world's greatest art, from the first daub of paint in prehistoric caves to today's performance art. This book's approach is to look at art as an international exchange of ideas.

A full-color illustrated introduction to the lives and art of major artists developed especially for young students. Each DVD and companion book analyzes the reproductions of key master works, and children learn new ways to observe and think about art.

This book is intended for young artists (ages 4 to 12) who want to experience and enjoy painting, sculpture, drawing, and building works of art to follow the styles of the great masters, such as Van Gogh, Michelangelo, or Rembrandt.

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.

Children are sure to enjoy poring over this book — and come away with a fundamental understanding of how the built world has evolved over time as well as a knowledge of key architectural terms.

Anticipating how kids react to paintings by artists as diverse as Botticelli and Pollock, this prepares adults for the questions kids ask. He offers valuable tips for making any museum visit a success by providing a great refresher course on art history.

These colorful soft-cover books are part of the popular Williamson Kids Can! series. Choose from titles that teach and reinforce children's knowledge of the elements of art, the letters of the alphabet, or the environment.

Learning art history and testing your memory is fun with this delightful and educational game for all ages featuring some of art history's most iconic images.

This fun-filled book teaches young readers all about color by leading them on a fascinating journey through the history of western art. As they read the book, children are invited to wander through a virtual art gallery where each room features a different color. Author — Silke Vry. 96 pages.

The book is filled with unusual stories and facts students might not know, along with ideas for art activities and a special two-page "Activity Pond" that helps students emulate the style of Monet as well as his subjects.

A captivating book for children and parents to read at home, as well as a great resource for teachers and schools, What Is Contemporary Art? invites young readers to understand, enjoy, and question some of the most dynamic and exciting art of our time.