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Stories Pictures Tell Book One   By: (1880-)

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In Stories Pictures Tell Book One, Flora L. Carpenter takes readers on a captivating journey through an array of vivid and beautifully illustrated stories. The book is a delightful amalgamation of prose, pictures, and artistry that immerses its audience in a world of imagination and wonder.

Carpenter's storytelling ability is truly remarkable. Each narrative is carefully crafted, offering readers a diverse range of tales that span various genres and themes. From adventurous quests to heartwarming tales of friendship, these stories cater to a broad audience, ensuring that there is something for everyone.

One of the book's most striking features is its exceptional artwork. Carpenter's illustrations are nothing short of stunning. They serve as windows into the stories, enhancing the whole reading experience. The attention to detail and the vibrant colors add depth and atmosphere, cleverly complementing the tales being told.

What sets Stories Pictures Tell Book One apart is its ability to seamlessly merge literature and art. The combination of Carpenter's storytelling prowess and her artistic talents creates a harmonious and visually stunning literary work. It is truly a testament to her creativity and multifaceted skills as an author and illustrator.

Furthermore, the book's layout is impeccable. Each story is thoughtfully structured, allowing readers to fully immerse themselves in the narrative. The pacing is excellent, with just the right amount of detail and suspense, keeping readers engaged and eager to discover the next twist and turn.

Stories Pictures Tell Book One is a delightful read that appeals to readers of all ages. It is perfect for those who appreciate exceptional storytelling and captivating artwork. Carpenter's ability to combine prose and illustrations creates a unique and enchanting experience that will leave readers yearning for more.

In conclusion, Stories Pictures Tell Book One by Flora L. Carpenter is an exquisite collection of stories that seamlessly blends literature and art. Its captivating narratives, stunning illustrations, and perfect pacing make it a must-read for anyone who loves to be transported to fantastical worlds. Carpenter's talent shines through each page, making this book a true gem for all book lovers to savor and cherish.

First Page:

[Illustration: Title Decoration]

STORIES PICTURES TELL

BOOK ONE

By FLORA L. CARPENTER Instructor in drawing in Waite High School, Toledo, Ohio

Illustrated with Half Tones from Original Photographs

RAND McNALLY & COMPANY CHICAGO NEW YORK

Copyright, 1918 BY RAND MCNALLY & CO.

[Illustration: Publisher's symbol]

THE CONTENTS

SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER PAGE

"Feeding Her Birds" Millet 1

"Children of Charles I" Van Dyck 10

NOVEMBER, DECEMBER, AND JANUARY

"Four Little Scamps Are We" Adam 21

"Madonna of the Chair" Raphael 27

FEBRUARY AND MARCH

"Miss Bowles" Reynolds 35

"Two Mothers and Their Families" Elizabeth Bouguereau 42

APRIL, MAY, AND JUNE

"Can't You Talk?" Holmes 48

Review of Pictures and Artists Studied

The Suggestions to Teachers 53

THE PREFACE

Art supervisors in the public schools assign picture study work in each grade, recommending the study of certain pictures by well known masters... Continue reading book >>




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