CRESCENDO. ALESSANDRO SANNA - PAOLA QUINTAVALLE. Libro en papel. 9781592702558 LIBRERIA 9 3/4
CRESCENDO

CRESCENDO

ALESSANDRO SANNA - PAOLA QUINTAVALLE

$ 92,000.00
IVA incluido
agotado
Editorial:
ENCHANTED LION BOOKS
Año de edición:
2019
Materia
Fiction - non fiction
ISBN:
978-1-59270-255-8
Páginas:
104

Crescendo is a visual and poetic celebration of the transition to motherhood, featuring 47 gorgeous watercolor illustrations from Alessandro Sanna: An Origin Story and a corresponding poem by Paola Quintavalle. Sanna's illustrations follow the transformation of a mother's shape throughout her pregnancy, artfully and gracefully delineated not only by images of a mother's profile, but by rich, sweeping scenes from nature: the curved wingspan of a seagull in flight, the arc of a whale's tail as she swims with her calves, the peaks of verdant, moonlit hills, among others. At last, there is an image of a mother embracing her newborn child, at once lilting and reverent--a vision of joy and rest at the culmination of an incredible inward journey. Quintavalle's poem, written as a response to Sanna's illustrations, weaves delicately throughout the book. An ode to mothers everywhere, Crescendo is a book to share and to treasure.

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