Adventures of Artemous

Jim Patrick

Description

Follow Artemous Le Mouse, the latest in a long line of Le Mouse art restorers, as he climbs inside the world's art masterpieces and restores paintings by Degas, Seurat, Cassatt and other famous artists. But Artemous not only restores these works of art, he interacts with them-playing with the Cassatt children at the beach, dancing with Dega's ballerinas, playing clarinet in a Picasso ensemble. Sit back and enjoy a typical week in the life of this talented mouse as he slips in and out of trouble restoring and touching up great art, while managing to remain hidden from the museum visitors. But wait! Has he been spotted in the Art of Animation exhibit? Read on.

Informations

• Publié par: First Edition Design Publishing
• Date de parution: 25 août 2015
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781622879168
• Langue: English

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The Adventures of Artemous

Mouse in the Museum
Book One

Written by Jim Patrick
Illustrated by Debbie Patrick
The Adventures of Artemous
Book One, Mouse in the Museum
Copyright ©2015 Debbie and Jim Patrick

ISBN 978-1622-879-15-1 PRINT
ISBN 978-1622-879-16-8 EBOOK

LCCN 2015941345

May 2015

Published and Distributed by
First Edition Design Publishing, Inc.
P.O. Box 20217, Sarasota, FL 34276-3217
www.firsteditiondesignpublishing.com

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This book is dedicated to artistic mice everywhere
who have too long stayed in the shadows.
In the museum where Artemous LeMouse lives and works, there are many famous paintings. But some are very old, and the paint has begun to fade and crack. That’s where Artemous comes into the picture.

For he is the latest LeMouse in a long line of LeMouse art restorers going back over 300 years – human years, not mouse years, which are shorter (just like the mice).

As an art restorer, he naturally has to sleep during the day when the museum is filled with art lovers, who might be a tad squeamish at seeing a mouse, no matter how talented, scampering around the museum, lugging his tiny brushes and mouse-sized tubes of paint.

And Artemous doesn’t just restore the old masterpieces; he climbs inside the paintings to do his work.