Botero

"Centers exclusively on techniques of painting and printmaking as practiced by the artists in Antioquia. The historic framework ranges from colonial times to mid-20th century. Londoño's study differs from the traditional, centralist perspective of Bogotá's critics. Well documented, this work received a Colcultura award"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.

Pablo's mother doesn't like the idea of a dog in the house but Pedro wants to keep Tento inside. When the little dog poos in the kitchen though, the trouble begins.

Written by a well-known artist and best-selling art-instruction author with almost rock-star popularity in the contemporary world of representational art, Beginning Drawing Atelier, with its unique workbook/sketchbook approach, and high-quality paper, offers a comprehensive and contemporary twist on traditional Atelier art instruction practices. Atelier education is centered on the belief that working in a studio, not sitting in the lecture hall, is the best place to learn about art. Every artist needs to learn basic drawing skills. In this elegant and inspiring workbook, master contemporary...

Esta obra ofrece al lector un balance integral del impacto de internet en los medios de comunicación en España, con el convencimiento de que dicho impacto no sólo se ha limitado a los medios propiamente digitales, sino que alcanza a la empresa de comunicación en su totalidad. El principal objetivo de este libro es arrojar luz sobre el proceso de consolidación de los cibermedios en España, desde su aparición en 1994 hasta el momento presente, así como analizar sus repercusiones en los múltiples ámbitos en los que se desenvuelve la profesión periodística. A lo largo de estas...

"Catalog of the exhibition inaugurating temporary exhibition program at the Museo Dolores Olmedo Patiño in Mexico City. Features 66 works by the North American artist who emigrated to Mexico in 1924, honoring 91st anniversary of his birth. Includes presentation by Dolores Olmedo, and essays by José Suárez Sánchez (director of the museum) and Gilberto Bosques Saldívar. Chronology by Francisco Reyes Palma"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.