• Van Gogh and the Artists He Loved

    Van Gogh and the Artists He Loved

    Van Gogh and the Artists He Loved examines the influences, inspirations, and relationships shaping Van Gogh’s creative journey.

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  • Velázquez and The Surrender of Breda

    Velázquez and The Surrender of Breda

    “Velázquez and The Surrender of Breda” explores the creation of a masterpiece. Anthony Bailey delves into the life and artistic journey of Diego Velázquez. The book examines the historical context, techniques, and the significance of the painting. Bailey’s insights reveal Velázquez’s genius and the painting’s impact on art history. A captivating read for art enthusiasts.

    $5.25
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  • Walt before Mickey

    Walt before Mickey

    “Walt before Mickey” explores Disney’s formative years from 1919 to 1928. Timothy S. Susanin highlights Walt Disney’s creativity, challenges, and early ventures. This period shaped his vision for animation. Readers discover the influences and events that led to the creation of iconic characters, setting the stage for Disney’s future success.

    $12.59
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  • Wasted

    Wasted

    Marya Hornbacher candidly recounts her struggle with anorexia and bulimia, revealing pain, recovery, and resilience.

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  • We Are Our Mothers' Daughters

    We Are Our Mothers’ Daughters

    “We Are Our Mothers’ Daughters” explores the profound influence of mothers on their daughters’ lives. Cokie Roberts shares compelling stories, highlighting the legacies that have been passed through generations. The book emphasizes the strength, resilience, and values women inherit. This revised edition deepens the conversation about women’s roles and the bonds that shape identities.

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  • We've Always Had Paris...and Provence

    We’ve Always Had Paris…and Provence

    Patricia and Walter Wells share personal stories, culinary adventures, and cultural experiences living in Paris and Provence.

    $6.12
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  • Welcome to My World

    Welcome to My World

    Coleen McLoughlin shares personal stories, style tips, and insights from her life in the spotlight.

    $3.62
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  • When That Rough God Goes Riding

    When That Rough God Goes Riding

    “When That Rough God Goes Riding” examines the music of Van Morrison through the insightful analysis of Greil Marcus. Marcus delves into the themes of spirituality, love, and longing that are present in Morrison’s work. He celebrates the transformative power of music, illustrating how Morrison’s songs resonate with listeners and connect deeply to both personal and collective experiences.

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  • When Things Get Back to Normal

    When Things Get Back to Normal

    “When Things Get Back to Normal” by M. T. Dohaney explores themes of resilience and recovery. The story follows characters as they navigate life’s challenges in the aftermath of a personal crisis. With humor and depth, it highlights the importance of community and connection in overcoming adversity. Hope and healing emerge as central messages throughout the narrative.

    $6.55
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  • Where Is My Home?

    Where Is My Home?

    “Where Is My Home?” explores the life of Russian-Jewish sculptor Mark Antokolskii. Author Musya Glants delves into his artistic journey from 1843 to 1902. Antokolskii’s work reflects cultural identity and the struggles faced by Jews in Russia. This insightful biography merges art history with personal narrative, revealing his impactful legacy.

    $65.65
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  • Whistler As I Knew Him

    Whistler As I Knew Him

    Offers personal insights into James Whistler’s artistic genius, eccentric personality, and lasting influence on modern art.

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  • Whittier at close range

    Whittier at close range

    Offers intimate insights into John Greenleaf Whittier’s life, character, and relationships through personal recollections and observations.

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