Life Is Not Measured By the Number of Breaths We Take; But By the Moments That Take Our Breath Away."Inspirational Paintings: Landscapes is a great book if you like and enjoy art. This Art Book contains many wonderful annotated Reproductions of landscapes with Table of Contents; and is formatted for all e-reading devices; and Android tablets: you may use rotate and zoom feature on landscape or horizontal images for optimal viewing. Being able zoom in or move around an image lets you learn so much about detail; color and painting technique. The images are in color; they render beautifully in optimized gray-scale tones for black-and-white e-book readers; but exhibit even more stunningly in full color with color readers and inside Kindle apps for color-enabled computers and portable or hand-held devices.Overall this is simply a decent collection of some fantastic landscape paintings for your everyday inspiration. The following landscapes are included:Akseli Gallen-Kallela - Cloud Towers (1904) Elin Danielson-Gambogi - Italian boats (1900) Paul Baum- Landscape near Sluis (1906) Winslow Homer - Incoming Tide; Scarboro; Maine; 1883 Ferdinand Hodler - Evening Fog on Lake Thun - 1908 Arnold Lyongruuml;n - On blooming heather George Bellows - The Grove - Monhegan; 1911 Childe Hassam - Cliff Rock H. A. Brendekilde - Spring; 1896 Henri Edmond Cross - A Pine Wood; Provence Nikolay Dubovskoy - A winters evening John Joseph Ennekin - Mountain Landscape Olof Hermelin - Harvest Time (1904) Lesser Ury - Autumn creek landscape in the evening light (c.1900) Walter Leistikow - Mark Brandenburg lakes landscape with windmill and Park Hans Gude - Fishing at Silver Crown (1900) Karl Hagemeister - Shore landscape Carl Maria Nicolaus Hummel - View of Pieve di Cadore (1902) Ernst Ludwig Kirchner - The Loam Pit Willard Metcalf - Dogwood blossoms Anders Askvold - Norwegian Landscape Albert Biertadt - Sunset on the Plains Paul Ceacute;zanne - Country House by a River Georges Lemmen - Heist Beach Ivan Shishkin -Wald anagoria Vincent van Gogh - Blossom garden Karl Hagemeister - Birch trees on a creek; 1893 Thomas Moran - A view of Venice Albert Bierstadt - Storm on the Matterhorn August Wilhelm Leu - In the Mountains (1884)
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. I wish this book didnt have an ending....so enjoyableBy Kindle CustomerBlack by Design: A 2-Tone Memoir by Pauline Black is a great book. I loved it despite Ms. Blacks jumping around in her telling of her lifes event. But then again; maybe that is why I really love this book. Her jumping around is as if she is talking to you in person as opposed to writing about her life in a linear fashion.Although Im not into ska music; I learned a lot about its history and even went to YouTube to check out Pauline and her group The Selecter. This book is not only Ms. Blacks memoir but an historical look on racial and musical tensions in England during the 50s-70s; musical tensions between muscians and the music industry (MTV era) during the 80s and 90s; and what fascinated me the most; the sociological and emotional view of a mixed raced woman in England during that time. Pauline Black discusses her life fronting a male ska band; her life as an actor and how she felt being being adopted and being black and or mixed raced. It is a great read and will keep you enthralled.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy annieAwesome!0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Love Pauline BlackBy HelloI love the Selector and two tone bands from the 70s. This book was a real eye opener. Ms. Black has a very interesting story to tell. A must read if you love ska music.
