Rebecca Clarke Bücher

Aus einem gewöhnlichen Kartenspiel wird etwas ganz Besonderes: vier fantastische Kunstbewegungen ersetzen die vier üblichen Farben Herz, Pik, Kreuz und Karo: POP ART = Herz IMPRESSIONISMUS/POST-IMPRESSIONISMUS = Kreuz ABSTRAKTER EXPRESSIONISMUS = Karo SURREALISMUS = Pik Enthält 52 Spielkarten mit Abbildungen der großen Stars der Kunstwelt - darunter Lichtenstein und Hockney in derPop Art, Monet und Renoir im Impressionismus, Pollock und Rothko im Abstrakten Expressionismus und Dalí und Kahlo im Surrealismus - sowie zwei Joker (Picasso und Matisse). Kaschiertes, langlebiges Kartenset.

This edition features a pull-out part for viola and violoncello, enhancing the performance experience. It is published by Chester Music and is part of the Music Sales America series, catering to musicians seeking well-arranged scores. The focus on string instruments makes it an excellent resource for ensemble players.

Originally published in the 1940s, this piece has gained renewed popularity, making it a great choice for both study and recital performances. It is also available in arrangements for viola and piano, catering to a variety of instrumentalists.

The narrative follows Rebecca Clarke, who transitioned from a stable banking career in Hong Kong to establishing a business in England, catering to children from Hong Kong and China studying abroad. Her journey includes marrying an Englishman and raising two sons, showcasing her successful adaptation to a new culture. Clarke's experiences serve as a motivating story for the many Hong Kongers relocating to England, offering insights into the challenges and triumphs of building a new life in a foreign land.

Brighten up your card games with the top talent of four fantastic art movements: POP ART = hearts / IMPRESSIONISM = clubs / ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM = diamonds / SURREALISM = spades Includes 52 playing cards featuring illustrations of all the big names in the art world - including Lichtenstein and Hockney in Pop Art, Monet and Renoir in Impressionism, Pollock and Rothko in Abstract Expressionism, and Dali and Kahlo in Surrealism - plus two jokers (Picasso and Matisse).

On the very same day as his brother, Arnold enrolled to serve in WW1. He signed up for the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserves and in April 1915 set sail on HMS India. A few short months later, he found himself floating in the North Sea. This is his story and the story of the men who found themselves interned in Norway for the remainder of the war. It is a story of loneliness and love. Of conflict and of isolation. It is a story from WW1 that is rarely told but one that deserves to be.