Noriko Matsubara

Strong theme of taking care of others; Delicate illustrations in coloured pencil; Ideal to read and share with a young child

Bocchi and Bocchi and Baby Sock

Bocchi and Pocchi meet an injured bird-ahe can't fly back to her nest. Helped by a friendly spider and Grandma mouse, the two socks help the bird to their cosy home. And when they awake in the morning they find some unexpected guests have arrived!

Bocchi and Pocchi and the Bird

Ingrid Drake Rowland

Mario Pereira

David and Alfred Smart Museum of Art

Rowland

Craig Hanson

Allie Terry

A scholar's desk, a warlord's castle, a pope's altar, the mouth of a volcano: in the minds of early modern Europeans, all evoked memories of ancient times, from Egyptian pharaohs to Roman emperors. The essays in this catalog explore the influence of antiquity on a broad spectrum of artistic production in Europe, from the sixteenth through eighteenth centuries. They include investigations of proto-scientific imagery, Ovidian myth, allegorical devices, the papal banquet, and the growing importance of Greece to understandings of the ancient world. Together, these essays reveal much about the continual remaking of the antique in the visual culture of Europe.

The Place of the Antique in Early Modern Europe

PICTURE STORYBOOKS. The two socks try to look after a caterpillar they find in the kitchen - but then they get a surprise when he turns into a butterfly. Ages 0+

Noriko Matsubara

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