eBook Interactivo. Joseacute; de Ribera nacioacute; en Jaacute;tiva (Valencia) y fue bautizado en aquella localidad el 17 de febrero de 1591. Hijo del sastre Simoacute;n Ribera y de su esposa Margarita Cucoacute;; sus padres le enviaron a Valencia para que siguiera la carrera de Letras en aquella Universidad; pero su aficioacute;n a las Bellas Artes le hizo cambiar los libros por los pinceles y asistir al taller de su paisano Francisco Ribalta (1565-1628). Ribalta abrioacute; al joven Ribera el camino para llegar a convertirse en uno de nuestros mejores pintores.
#544145 in eBooks 2015-02-23 2015-02-23File Name: B00U6IMZ0O
Review
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Love this book!By LadybugIt sounds a little crazy to say this; but this book really opened my eyes to the possibility of using one piece of furniture in multiple ways; in multiple rooms of the house. Of course I knew I could do that in theory; but since reading Good Bones; Great Pieces; I am actually looking at my furniture in a whole new light--almost as if each piece is brand new; with no history of being in "that same old corner." I suddenly feel a lot more freedom to change things up and move things around. And I dont even have most of the pieces of furniture featured in this book!Overall; this book was a great read--start to finish--and I will definitely be consulting its pages again!0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Loved the book so much that I bought one for ...By DianneLoved the book so much that I bought one for my niece who has just finished graduate school and has a new apartment she is furnishing.The book offers good advice on choosing those first pieces that will have versatility for later use. I got some guidance also from the book on which items I might select when flea marketing. There are pictures and suggestions about the use of the basic items of furniture the author finds most versatile and attractive.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Not a bad book but; not what I expectedBy MJ2012This book is good for readers who are looking for decorating ideas. I wasnt too impressed. I would have preferred a book that showed side by pictures of what not to do with the specific "good bones and great furniture pieces" and then how it should look with the furniture. Basically before and after pictures...not pictures of perfectly pulled together rooms. In my opinion most DIY decorators want to work with their existing furniture pieces and add budget friendly accents to pull together their desired look.
