One of my favorite artists is Wayne Thiebaud, an artist most recognized for his depiction of cakes, pies, gumball machines, and more. I was excited to find two books with his art and about his legacy written for toddlers and young adults.
This weekend I read Delicious: The Art and Life of Wayne Thiebaud by Susan Goldman Rubin (*affiliate link) and discovered he also painted cityscapes and landscapes.
Another book by Susan Goldman Rubin, Counting with Wayne Thiebaud (*affiliate link), introduces toddlers to counting and some of Theibaud's most famous paintings.
Are you introducing your kids to art?
Got any favorite books?
Got any favorite books?
Ciao Bella!
Eden!
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Credits: All images taken by Eden Hensley Silverstein for The Road to the Good Life.
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