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The Met 5000 Years of Awesome Objects Aaron Rosen

The Met 5000 Years of Awesome Objects By Aaron Rosen

The Met 5000 Years of Awesome Objects by Aaron Rosen


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The Met 5000 Years of Awesome Objects: A History of Art for Children by Aaron Rosen

Imagine having 5,000 years of human history's most amazing artworks at your fingertips!

Go on a trip through the famous Metropolitan Museum of Art without ever leaving your home! Prepare to explore the treasures of the world's civilisations-from ancient Egyptian amulets, Mayan jewellery, and prehistoric tools-to Medieval tapestries, Renaissance suits of armour, and modern-day baseball cards. Each page brings you closer to the past as you learn about the people of different ages through the objects they left behind.

Discover hand-picked highlights of the museum's huge collection as you travel through history, one incredible object at a time. This book combines exclusive Met photography with colourful and quirky illustrations in a resource that parents can trust, with a design that kids will love.

(c) The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

About Aaron Rosen

Dr. Aaron Rosen is Professor of Religion & Visual Culture and Director of the Henry Luce III Centre for the Arts and Religion at Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C. He is the author of Imagining Jewish Art; Art and Religion in the 21st Century; and the children's book A Journey through Art- A Global History.

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NGR9780241534762
9780241534762
0241534763
The Met 5000 Years of Awesome Objects: A History of Art for Children by Aaron Rosen
New
Hardback
Dorling Kindersley Ltd
20230907
256
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