Janson), has the advantage of living in an actual art museum, 'tucked into the corner of a room filled with beautiful old furniture.''- New York Times 'A charming introduction to modern art and an inspiring starting point for young art students.'- Booklist, starred '.a terrific springboard for aspiring young artists everywhere.'- School Library Journal 'The joyful clarity of both vision and execution thrills.'- Kirkus, starred 'sweet-tempered parodies of modern artistsâ€¦offer an opportunity for adult-child discussionâ€¦'- Publishers Weekly, '.a terrific springboard for aspiring young artists everywhere.'- School Library Journal 'The joyful clarity of both vision and execution thrills.'- Kirkus, starred 'sweet-tempered parodies of modern artistsâ€¦offer an opportunity for adult-child discussionâ€¦'- Publishers Weekly, In this particular world, everyone knows that mice, as much as any other rodents, enjoy scampering around kitchens scaring the heck out of people, but what they really like to do is make art.Janson, the mouse in Jane Breskin Zalben's 'Mousterpiece' (named after the art historian H.W. Janson the mouse, who lives in a museum, becomes an acclaimed artist by copying the styles of paintings she sees there. Circles and squares Squiggles and wiggles and stripes When Jansen the mouse discovers the art of such greats as Picasso, Matisse, and Warhol. MOUSTERPIECE received a starred review in Kirkus Book Reviews. Janson), has the advantage of living in an actual art museum, 'tucked into the corner of a room filled with beautiful old furniture.'' - New York Times 'A charming introduction to modern art and an inspiring starting point for young art students.' - Booklist, starred '.a terrific springboard for aspiring young artists everywhere.' - School Library Journal 'The joyful clarity of both vision and execution thrills.' - Kirkus, starred 'sweet-tempered parodies of modern artists.offer an opportunity for adult-child discussion.' - Publishers Weekly, 'In this particular world, everyone knows that mice, as much as any other rodents, enjoy scampering around kitchens scaring the heck out of people, but what they really like to do is make artâ€¦.Janson, the mouse in Jane Breskin Zalben's 'Mousterpiece' (named after the art historian H.W. Upcoming: Jane Zalben moderating a panel on Childrens Book Publishing in the 21st Century.

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