The Art of Tasha Tudor

This definitive book on Tasha Tudor's art includes more than 150 of her finest paintings and drawings with an informative biographical text. The book combines well-known images, along with lesser-known illustrations.

Arts & Photography

Davis, Harry

Individual Artists

Little. Brown and Company

This is the definitive book on Tasha Tudor's art, including more than 150 of her finest paintings and drawings with an informative biographical text.

History & Criticism

A one-quarter-human-scale version of Tudor's own 19th-century Victorian-style Vermont home, Corgi Cottage, in which she exhibits astonishing works of miniature art, from musical instruments and Shaker boxes to tiny printed books and cakes and cookies that look good enough to eat. 100 color photos.

Tasha Tudor's Dollhouse : A Lifetime in Miniature

Paul, Jay

History

The definitive book on Tasha Tudor's art with more than 150 of her finest paintings &amp; drawings culled from 10,000 pieces of art &amp; an informative biographical text. This retrospective look at Tasha Tudor's art is the culmination of Harry Davis' work of the past decade, recording the observations &amp; compiling the art of the renowned author &amp; illustrator. The book includes well-known as well as lesser-known images. Drawing from thousands of pieces that Tudor has produced over her long career, Davis has chosen the best examples - some well-known, some never before published - which he illuminates through his accompanying text.

Forever Christmas

Children's Books

Little, Brown Books for Young Readers

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

Diane Pub Co.

Demonstrates methods of making potters more self reliant and independent of supply companies by using their own raw materials

The Potter's Alternative

UNKNO

War has blighted the security and happiness of humanity from time immemorial, but when two hundred years ago the colonies in North America broke away from British rule and established the United States, it was seen as a hopeful promise for the peoples of the world. A new democracy had been launched wherein all (or at least, the majority) were deemed to be created equal in respect of their rights, and were citizens and not subjects, in a land of self-confident individualism, which was not only free of the hereditary-based authoritarianism of the Old World, but more significantly, seemed destined to live at peace with the great nation states beyond their frontiers. It was a nation where government was minimised to ensure freedom in the spheres of commerce, religion, and private life, but the ideals of universal concord were not so easily to be achieved by either the efforts of this new people, or by the world at large. The good intentions of humanity were soon found to clash with the psychology and social realities of human interaction. The democratic instinct is not necessarily a universal attribute of humanity. Our minds may be attracted to the ideals of justice, equity, and freedom, but another sinister tendency, the lapse into authoritarianism, or the longing for the charismatic, sets up an opposing force in the body politic. There is an inseparable divide between the practicality of democracy and the triumph of captivating leadership. True freedom and the Superman cannot coexist within society. The lesson of history is that power too often attracts the wrong kind of candidate. Democracy too often mutates into the rule of demagogues, and that in turn leads to conflict and war. It is well to remember that Hitler rose to supreme leadership via the democratic process. This book looks at the careers of infamous psychopaths who eventually seized the leadership of their countries. It examines the reasons for seeking high office, and considers the stresses inherent in political leadership which may lead to disaster for entire regions or even on a global scale. The book presents the democratic model in its ideal form as the Palace of Crystal, and shows how modern democracies fall short of the ideal, beguiled by the cult of personality. The price of democracy is eternal vigilance. Charisma degrades the democratic ideal and weakens the democratic bastion against war.

The Palace Of Crystal

Computers & Technology

Networking & Cloud Computing

Arena Books Ltd

This book is about a Person very few people are intimately acquainted with. There are many people who pass us on any given day that we truly don't know. Conversations are limited to "Hi, how are you?" But do they really care or for that matter do you? We meet people who have various circumstances we know nothing about. Meet a Person in this book who knows you from birth. He knows the deepest longings of your heart and how to satisfy them. His desire is to reveal His plan to help you in all aspects of your life and not only does He have the resources, but the power to do so as well. He is interested in creating in you character that results in peace, joy, and happiness regardless of outward circumstances. You will never know the power, love, and ability He has unless you STOP, LOOK, and LISTEN. It is this authors desire that you do jut that and get to know Him.

The Encourager

Parenting & Relationships

Family Relationships

AuthorHouse

Acorn to an Oak

1 Corinthians 10:1-13 Having escaped the bondage of sin and set free for the promised land, we are traveling to the river of death and pass over into a way that we have never traveled before. God is leading the way with the assurance of victory based upon obedience. The failure of the Church to fight the enemy and allow corruption to exist has kept the Church from possessing all that God has allotted to it. Just like Israel, the Church is surrounded by a host of enemies that is seeking to destroy it. Compromise has caused defeat by deception, but God will not let that happen to the Church or Israel. We, as well as Israel, shall be victorious. We are to stand fast in the liberty with which Christ has set us free, and not be entangled with the world. This book addresses these victories and failures, and ours as well, so that the lessons learned can be applied to insure further victories.

Religion & Spirituality

WestBow Press

1 Corinthians 10:1-13 Having escaped the bondage of sin and set free for the promised land, we are traveling to the river of death and pass over into a way that we have never traveled before. God is leading the way with the assurance of victory based upon obedience. The failure of the Church to fight the enemy and allow corruption to exist has kept the Church from possessing all that God has allotted to it. Just like Israel, the Church is surrounded by a host of enemies that is seeking to destroy it. Compromise has caused defeat by deception, but God will not let that happen to the Church or Israel. We, as well as Israel, shall be victorious. We are to stand fast in the liberty with which Christ has set us free, and not be entangled with the world. This book addresses these victories and failures, and ours as well, so that the lessons learned can be applied to insure further victories.

WestBowPress

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Books by Davis, Harry

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The Art of Tasha Tudor

The Art of Tasha Tudor

Tasha Tudor's Dollhouse : A Lifetime in Miniature

Forever Christmas

Forever Christmas

The Potter's Alternative

The Palace Of Crystal

The Encourager

Acorn to an Oak

Acorn to an Oak