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050 00 $aNX164.C47$bA9313 2000
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100 1 $aAyala, Roselyne de.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n96090099
240 10 $aEnfance de l'art.$lEnglish$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n00010136
245 10 $aBrilliant beginnings :$bthe youthful works of great artists, writers, and composers /$cRoselyne de Ayala and Jean-Pierre Guéno ; translated from the French by John Goodman.
260 $aNew York :$bHarry N. Abrams,$c2000.
300 $a231 pages :$billustrations (some color), music ;$c32 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 220-223) and index.
505 00 $tPol and Jean de Limbourg: The Bible of the Duke of Burgundy --$tAlbrecht Durer: Durer's First Self-Portrait --$tMichelangelo Buonarroti, known as Michelangelo: Early Sculpture --$tYoung Members of the Catholic League of Paris: A Gift for Cardinal Gaetani --$tLouis XIII: A Latin Poem by a Young King --$tAnthony Van Dyck: Portraits by the Young Van Dyck --$tLouis of France, Duke of Burgundy, called the Grand Dauphin: Writing History --$tPhilibert Commerson: The Herbal of Philibert Commerson --$tMaria Antonia Josepha of Lorraine, later Queen Marie-Antoinette of France: "Madame my very dear Mother" --$tWolfgang Amadeus Mozart: "God Is Our Refuge" --$tElisabeth Vigee, known as Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun: A Group of Early Portraits --$tGermaine Necker, later Madame de Stael: The Education of Minette --$tGeorges Cuvier: Cuvier's Plants --$tAndre Marie Ampere: A Treatise on Conical Sections --$tJane Austen: "The History of England" --$tJoseph Mallord William Turner: Early Watercolors --
505 80 $tJean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres: A Preview of a Great Talent --$tHenri Beyle, known as Stendhal: Henri's Advice --$tHonore de Balzac: "My Dear Mama" --$tFranz Schubert: The Young Composer --$tAurore Dupin, Known as George Sand: "George Sand's" First Letter --$tAlfred de Vigny: Youthful Drawings --$tEugene Delacroix: Eugene's Notebooks --$tJules Michelet: A Mother's Death --$tVictor Hugo: Hugo's Notebooks --$tFelix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy: Mendelssohn's Good Fortune --$tTheophile Gautier: Early Works --$tFranz Liszt: "A New Mozart" --$tGerard Labrunie, known as Gerard de Nerval: "National Elegies" --$tAlfred de Musset: Love and Poetry --$tCharlotte Bronte: "The Search for Happiness" --$tHenri of Orleans, Duke of Aumale: Duty and Tradition --$tGustave Flaubert: Flaubert's Passion --$tCharles Baudelaire: A Letter to his Brother --$tTheodore Chasseriau: "The Napoleon of Painting" --$tJules Verne: A Letter from the Young Jules Verne --$tErnest Renan: A Young Seminarian Loses his Vocation --
505 80 $tLouis Pasteur: A Plea for Advice --$tMaurice Dudevant, known as Maurice Sand: "Fresh as an Apple" --$tGustave Moreau: Moreau's Landscapes --$tCamille Saint-Saens: An Andante at Five and a Half --$tGustave Dore: Illustrated Stories --$tGeorges Bizet: Early Compositions --$tAuguste Rodin: Early Figures --$tStephane Mallarme: "What the Three Storks Said" --$tClaude Monet: Oscar's Caricatures --$tArthur Rimbaud: Rimbaud's Ambition --$tJulien Viaud, known as Pierre Loti: The Mysteries of the Orient --$tEugene-Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, known as the Prince Imperial: A Letter to Lavisse --$tMarie Bashkirtseff: A Young Aristocrat --$tHenri de Toulouse-Lautrec: Early Works --$tGeorges Seurat: Stylistic Exercises --$tCamille Claudel: A Prodigy in Sculpture --$tSuzanne Valadon: Marie's Rebellion --$tMarcel Proust: Proust's School Compesitions --$tHenri Barbusse: A Young Diarist --$tAnna de Brancovan, later Mme. de Noailles: Like the Leaves of a Clover --
505 80 $tTherese Martin, later Saint Theresa of the Infant Jesus: "To Sister Agnes of Jesus" --$tGuillaume Lekeu: A Prodigy of the Franck Group --$tPierre Louis, known as Pierre Louys: Comic Sketches --$tPablo Picasso: Drawings of Children --$tWilhelm de Kostrowitzky, known as Guillaume Apollinaire: First Poems --$tJean Cocteau: "Dear Mama" --$tFrancois Mauriac: "Go Away!" --$tEgon Schiele: Early Works --$tJacques Henri Lartigue: "I Juggled with a Brush and a Lens" --$tJean Giono: A Letter to His Parents --$tJoan Miro: A Catalan Turtle --$tHenri Alban Fournier, known as Alain-Fournier: "This Mean and Shallow Life" --$tLouis Aragon: "What a Divine Soul!" --$tHenry de Montherlant: First Poems --$tEugene Grindel, known as Paul Eluard: Eluard's First Story --$tAntoine de Saint-Exupery: "I Made Myself a Fountain Pen" --$tPrimo Conti: A Child of Genius --$tMarcel Achard: Comedies, Tragedies --$tFrancoise Marette, the future Francoise Dolto: An Intense Love --$tYves Congar: Wartime Diary --
505 80 $tJean Moulin: An Unassuming Hero --$tRaymond Radiguet: "The Awkward Age" --$tBenjamin Britten: "The Royal Falily" --$tSalvador Dali: Painting Against the Grain --$tBalthasar Klossowski de Rola, known as Balthus: Balthasar's Cat --$tHenri Cartier-Bresson: "Drawing is Meditative" --$tAnne Frank: In Hiding --$gApp.$tComplete Transcriptions of Selected Texts.
650 0 $aChild artists.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85023523
650 0 $aYoung artists.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85149369
650 0 $aCreative ability in children.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85033839
650 0 $aCreative ability in adolescence.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh90005783
700 1 $aGuéno, Jean-Pierre.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n96028145
852 00 $bglx$hNX164.C47$iA9313 2000