9–12 yearsThe Secret of Colours
The grey card looks warm beside blue and cool beside orange.
Read a sampleOne question travels through many periods: how does colour work, how do artists paint light, and how can flat pictures show depth? These books connect looking at art with exploring materials and ideas.
Each book’s age label shows whether it is intended for ages 9–12 or teens. Explore the topics and read a short editorial preview.
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9–12 yearsThe grey card looks warm beside blue and cool beside orange.
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9–12 yearsA bright wedge of paper falls among the shapes.
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9–12 yearsThree figures stand side by side.
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9–12 yearsThe same face seems different beneath two headings.
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9–12 yearsThe painted horse stands beside its rider for a reason.
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9–12 yearsThe creature has wings, scales and three feet.
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9–12 yearsA winged figure carries a helmet and a lightning bolt.
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9–12 yearsThe painted coat looks expensive.
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9–12 yearsThe thick walls promise protection.
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9–12 yearsSix paper strips lie still.
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9–12 yearsTwo lines seem to have different lengths.
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9–12 yearsThe label names a famous artist.
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9–12 yearsThe timeline names twelve men and only one woman.
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9–12 yearsOne point seems to open a deep space on the paper.
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9–12 yearsA printed word meets a paper edge and a patch of colour.
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13–17 yearsThe image looks convincing, but its name and date are missing.
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9–12 yearsThe same object receives two different labels.
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