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Hirschfeld On Line (Applause Books) Review

Hirschfeld On Line [Hardcover]
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I really enjoyed looking through this book.I am absolutely in love with theater and I love seeing how he depicts all of my favorite shows and actors.He's been through the "Golden Age" of theater and hasalso done so much work for modern entertainment.I also have tons of funlooking for all the hidden "Nina"s.Just in case you might notknow what I'm talking about, let me explain.After his daughter was born,Hirschfield began hiding her name in his drawings.The number by his"signiture" indicates the number of "Nina"s in thedrawing."Nina" is also written all in caps.Because of this,this book is not going to be just some ordinary coffee table book that onlyhis fans might check out.It could also be a great deal of amusement forthose who like to play the kind of "Where's Waldo" games.

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Music: A Pictorial Archive of Woodcuts and Engravings (Dover Pictorial Archive Series) Review

Music: A Pictorial Archive of Woodcuts and Engravings [Paperback]
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As a student teacher, I've been looking all over for resources to use in my future classrooms, and yesterday my friend and I came upon this excellent collection of illustrations.This is a wonderful selection ofmusical clip-art, ranging from serious pieces (such as composer profiles)to the very comical (such as the cat piano..erm, you'd have to see that oneto do it justice!:-)).
I would recommend this book to any music educatorwho would like to spice up programs, announcements, andassignments!
Michael Clark clar9097@students.sou.edu

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An artist and collagist, Jim Harter includes 841 illustrated images of the 19th century for artists, designers, professional and amateur craftpeople to use. Over 100 types of musical instruments are also featured.

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