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"An unmitigated delight."—The New York Times

What exactly is a piece of art? What is it meant to capture? And how do we find the courage to believe in our work? 

It’s the week of her gallery opening and none of Paty’s paintings are ready. She asks her friends to pose in her studio, and the outcome is... just dreadful. After seeing the way Paty has portrayed them, one after the other, they leave in a huff. Paty wonders whether she should cancel the whole thing. Fortunately, Michou, the gallery owner, forbids it. And Paty is in for a surprise on opening day...

What exactly is a piece of art? What is it meant to capture? How do we find the courage to believe in our work? Claire Lebourg’s watercolor illustrations convey all the worry and self-doubt that comes with any creative practice and show us that maybe the secret lies in believing in yourself.

How Dreadful

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Hardback by Claire Lebourg

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"An unmitigated delight."—The New York TimesWhat exactly is a piece of art? What is it meant to capture? And how... Read more

    Publisher: Transit Books
    Publication Date: 1/28/2024
    ISBN13: 9781945492785, 978-1945492785
    ISBN10: 1945492783

    Children & Teen , Children's Non-Fiction

    Description

    "An unmitigated delight."—The New York Times

    What exactly is a piece of art? What is it meant to capture? And how do we find the courage to believe in our work? 

    It’s the week of her gallery opening and none of Paty’s paintings are ready. She asks her friends to pose in her studio, and the outcome is... just dreadful. After seeing the way Paty has portrayed them, one after the other, they leave in a huff. Paty wonders whether she should cancel the whole thing. Fortunately, Michou, the gallery owner, forbids it. And Paty is in for a surprise on opening day...

    What exactly is a piece of art? What is it meant to capture? How do we find the courage to believe in our work? Claire Lebourg’s watercolor illustrations convey all the worry and self-doubt that comes with any creative practice and show us that maybe the secret lies in believing in yourself.

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