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Eight beguiling illustrations of a leprechaun, crock of gold and rainbow, shamrocks, Celtic cross, Irish harp, and 3 more. For sparkling stained glass effects with a touch of Irish charm.
Create your own stunning versions of distinctive Celtic spirals and weaves by adding colors of your choice to 16 traditional designs.
Eight handsome figures include celestial beings reading, playing stringed instruments, holding a sword, blowing a horn, and more.
Eight familiar dogs for youngsters to color: St. Bernard, Old English sheepdog, Great Dane, Yorkshire terrier, German shepherd, red setter, collie, and dachshund. Color with pencils, crayons or felt tip pens and place near light source to enjoy the stained glass look.
Use crayons, colored pencils, or paints and a light source to bring images of a red-eyed tree frog, poison dart frog, bullfrog, and 5 other long-legged leapers to life.
Children will love coloring 8 vessels boldly outlined on translucent paper: Viking longship, Columbus' Santa Maria, Mayflower, Yankee clipper, Chinese junk, 3 more. Place near light source for stained glass effect.
The designs in Celtic illuminated manuscripts represent a distinctive fusion of native Irish, Germanic, and Near Eastern motifs. Graphic artist Ed Sibbett has brilliantly captured the intricacy and beauty of this original art tradition in 37 drawings based on illustrations in the Book of Durrow, the Gospels of St. Willibrord, and the illustrious Book of Kells. Among the motifs are the characteristic Celtic interlacings, geometric-animal combinations, and decorative initials, plus powerful ornaments and symbolic abstractions of animals and people. A portrait of St. Matthew appears as a centerspread, not backed up, that may be taken out and framed. Captions identify the source of each picture and explain the iconography.
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Scores of carefully rendered illustrations depict more than 4,000 years of Celtic apparel-from cloaks worn by European Celts ca. 2000 b.c. to the plaid tunics of British-Celtic farm women (100 b.c.) and the elaborately embroidered costume of a 20th-century Irish step dancer. Fascinating, ready-to-color archive with detailed captions also includes illustrations of period headgear, footwear, and jewelry.
Twenty-eight full-page, ready-to-color illustrations from one of the most beautiful books of the early Middle Ages depict Celtic spirals and interlacings, celestial figures, saints, Celtic crosses, and other finely detailed elements.