Robert Williams creëert verhalen die zich verdiepen in de complexiteit van menselijke verbindingen en de onverwachte wendingen die het leven kan nemen. Zijn proza kenmerkt zich door indringend inzicht en gevoeligheid, met een focus op psychologisch rijke personages. Williams verkent thema's als identiteit, verlies en de zoektocht naar betekenis in het hedendaagse leven. Zijn schrijfstijl trekt de lezer mee in de innerlijke wereld van zijn personages en zet aan tot diepe reflectie.
Exploring a diverse range of themes, this collection showcases 58 new works by painter Robert Williams, blending elements of biker culture with the intricacies of quantum mechanics. Accompanied by 60 vibrant full-color reproductions, it offers a unique insight into Williams' artistic vision and creative process.
This comprehensive 1997 overview examines literature related to the visual arts of the High and Late Renaissance, highlighting key themes, artistic movements, and influential figures of the period. It offers critical insights into the evolution of artistic expression and the cultural context that shaped the era's masterpieces, making it an essential resource for understanding the interplay between art and literature during this transformative time in history.
The narrative explores the profound journey of a former NFL player grappling with years of depression and substance abuse. Rather than dwelling on past fame, he reflects on his spiritual struggles and the reasons behind his survival. Through poetry and personal expression, he shares his transformative experiences with Taoism and his acceptance of a higher power. The book serves as a beacon of hope, illustrating the existence of spiritual miracles and the possibility of redemption through faith and self-discovery.
Featuring over 100 interactive activities, this book encourages children to engage with science through hands-on experimentation and creativity. The inquiry-based approach promotes exploration in learning centers, making science an integral part of the classroom experience.
From Techne to Metatechne
The book offers a comprehensive examination of literature related to the visual arts from the High and Late Renaissance periods. It analyzes key themes, artistic developments, and influential figures, providing insights into the cultural and historical context of the era. Through critical assessment, it highlights the evolution of artistic techniques and the impact of societal changes on the visual arts, making it an essential resource for understanding this transformative period in art history.
"A reprint edition of the classic book of Robert Williams paintings, drawings and comics. This edition is enhanced with newer, more vibrant and accurate color images. This book is the first to feature the amazing artwork of Robert Williams, containing an overview of Williams's early work until 1979. T-shirt designs, comics, posters, and all paintings are accompanied by a text commenting on them and introducing Mr. Williams to the public" -- Provided by publisher
Indispensable reading for both art lovers and students, Art Theory, 2nd Edition explores Western thought about art from ancient times to the post- modern period. Wide-ranging and exceptionally balanced in its analysis, Art History relates theory to the practice as well as to the intellectual and cultural-historical currents of each period.
It is a time in the far future, and the human species is on the brink of extinction. One of the last humans alive is Seth, an amnesiac with mysterious origins. In desperation he makes an unholy bargain with a powerful race of alien beings, hoping to somehow regain his memories and the lost history of humankind. What he discovers are echoes of humanity's ancient past, its stunning future, and a love that changed the fate of the world.
This readable, yet sophisticated, survey of treaty-making, details how Indians tried to forge a new society with whites on the frontier. The author argues that Native Americans were active participants in shaping the US's legal culture.
The police were involved over the trouble. They had to be. 'I was just playing,' I told them, but that wasn't enough. They wanted to know what I understood by 'intent'. Donald Bailey is sixteen. He can't forget the trouble that happened when he was eight, when the police were called. His mother can't forget either and even leaving their home town doesn't help. Then Donald befriends Jake, who is eight years old and terrifyingly vulnerable. As he tries to protect him, Donald fails to see the most obvious danger. And that the trouble might be closer than he thinks... Following Robert Williams's prize-winning debut Luke and Jon, How the Trouble Started is a dark, gripping novel about childhood, morality and the loneliness of children and adults. Told with Robert Williams's characteristic warmth, humanity and deceptively light touch, it is a story about how our best and worst intentions can lead us astray, and the moments we can never leave behind.