books about: michelangelo     books:     Michelangelo      Michelangelo's Notebook Paul Christopher Onyx, 2005 Quick and Intriguing, not enough to quite satisfy I read about this book in one of the back pages of The Last Templar (one of those advertisment pages for new books). I was happy that there's more books in the Dan Brown/Ray Khoury genre as I like the intrigue of "lost treasure" books. Although the protagonist in this ...             The Diary of Melanie Martin: or How I Survived Matt the Brat, Michelangelo, and the Leaning Tower of Pizza ... Carol Weston Yearling, 2001 The Diary of Melanie Martin A must read with the monalisa, sistin chapel, and boots the cat. Also it has ton of poetry. The book makes your mouth water for more.             Michelangelo (XL Series) Frank Zollner, Christof Thoenes, ... Taschen, 2007 Michelangelo (XL Series) Wonderful inside and out. No further commentes are necessary: by all means, buy it !!             The Agony and the Ecstasy: A Biographical Novel of Michelangelo Irving Stone NAL Trade, 2004 A Very Good Read If you are planning a trip to Italy, read this book before you go. Everything Michelangelo will mean so much more to you. A big, fat, thick book, but worth every minute of your time. One of those books that you tend to read more slowly near the end, because you don't ...             The Angel Inside: Michelangelo's Secrets For Following Your Passion and Finding the Work You Love Chris Widener Doubleday Business, 2007 AWESOME read... Very inspiring book! Will help you acknowledge that you DO have a passion and some keys to help you find what it is. I will read it over again!             Michelangelo HarperTrophy, 2003 I COULDN'T PUT IT DOWN! While browsing through a local bookstore I chanced upon Michelangelo by Diane Stanley. What a beautiful book! Not only were the pictures captivating, but the information was excellent. Michelangelo's famous picture of the creation of the moon and stars that graces ...             The Sistine Secrets: Michelangelo's Forbidden Messages in the Heart of the Vatican Benjamin Blech, Roy Doliner HarperOne, 2008 Much more than a great art discovery Like the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel (and the Last Judgment fresco on the wall at the alter end), this book is wonderful at many levels. First, it will help people understand a lot about one of the great philo-Semitic periods of history. Together with Britain in ...             Michelangelo (Getting to Know the World's Greatest Artists) Mike Venezia Children's Press (CT), 1991 The young have a grand time with Michelangelo's grand scale "One of the things that made Michelangelo such a great artist was his ability to give a special energy and strength to the people he painted and sculpted," p.29 The young reader will learn about Michelangelo's beginnings in a city near Florence, the brief time he ...             Michelangelo and the Pope's Ceiling Ross King Penguin (Non-Classics), 2003 Great background material We saw the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican and I wanted to know more about the person and the era that it was created. This book helped fill in the gaps of my knowledge.             Caravaggio John T. Spike, Michelangelo Merisi Da Caravaggio, ... Abbeville Press, 2007 This is the one. My library contains many various volumes on the subject of Caravaggio--fiction, biography, fictionalized biography and photo surverys of his works--but if I were allowed only one book on this most extradordinary painter and his life I'd take "Caravaggio" by John T. ...             Michelangelo Life Drawings (Dover Art Library) Michelangelo Dover Publications, 1980 Extraordinary Studies of the Great Master In this thin but great book, you'll find 46 works of the great master - Michelangelo. Concentrating in Life drawings you'll see studies of the great marble - "David", for "The Battle of cascina",for various figures of the Sistine Chaplle Ceiling,and many more ...             Caravaggio (Icon Editions) Howard Hibbard, Shirley G. Hibbard Westview Press, 1985 A Great Book for a Great Artist Caravaggio is one of the greatest artists of the 17th century. In a very brief period of time he managed to exert a influence over all of European painting. Caravaggio was the original bad boy of the art world. He was willing to use well known prostitutes as models ...             Michelangelo A&I (Art and Ideas) Anthony Hughes Phaidon Press, 1997 Great Layout, Great Content Firstly, I was thoughroughly impressed by the quality of this little book. The layout of the pages, the quality of the paper, everything. I'm glad to report that the content matches its presentation: Very clean, clear text featuring an unbiased look at Michelangelo's ...             The Electric Michelangelo (P.S.) Sarah Hall Harper Perennial, 2005 Sometimes disturbing, but compelling and emotionally stirring I couldn't resist this 2005 novel when I heard it was about a tattoo artist. The fact that it was writen by Sara Hall, a Brit born in 1974 and a Booker Prize finalist with a fresh new voice in literature, made it even more appealing. From the very beginning I was ...             Outing Yourself: How to Come Out as Lesbian or Gay to Your Family, Friends, and Coworkers Michelangelo Signorile Fireside, 1996 Still a classic! This was one of the first coming out books on the market in the 90's when gay self-help started exploding! Even today this is a great book as a first step and initial read to the coming out process. While not a psychotherapist, Signorile understands the psychological ...          products you might be interested in search for books biographical, caravaggio, coworkers, following, forbidden, michelangelo      toavi.com    web randomly chosen DVD: Last Exit to Brooklyn (Ultima Salida A Brooklyn) [PAL/REGION 2 DVD. ...