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A poetic picture-book biography about artist N.C. Wyeth's daughter, Henriette, a talented painter in her own rightAnd I think of the girl I am and the girl I'll be:A painter, like Pa.An actress (maybe).A fairy with wings. A father and daughter sneak away from their big, busy family to paint in the wild landscape. Together, they paint a lily, bright and white as a star; the green growing into the cap of a strawberry; the blue in the sky running pink. Henriette's father is N.C. Wyeth, the famous artist, who encourages her to paint what she sees, to awaken into her dreams, and she does, in this poetic picture book inspired by a famous American family of artists.

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USA

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États-Unis

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Publié par	ABRAMS BOOKS
Date de parution	18 mai 2021
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9781647003302
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	6 Mo

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And I Paint T

Kephart BAtes

For Bill, who drove the many miles

so that I might see -B.K.

To Elise and Emily -A.J.B.

With thanks to my husband, the artist William Sulit; Michael Hurd and Denise Dorn of the Hurd La

Rinconada Gallery; my agent, Karen Grencik; the entire Cameron Kids team; and, of course,

Amy June Bates, whose illustrations for this book are so beautiful that I still cry when I see them.

Finally, for their enormous good-heartedness and for the time they spent helping to clarify facts and

finalize permissions, I thank Mary Cronin, dean of education public programs of Brandywine River

Museum of Art; Karen Baumgartner of the Museum's Andrew Wyeth Office; and Rebecca Moore,