Painting the Light with Natalia Iacobelli
Description
Grab your kids and join us for an all-ages, art-focused event! Author Natalia Iacobelli will be presenting her book, Painting the Light, which is a celebration of one of the most important female figures in art history, Berthe Morisot. Kids will get to hear about Berthe and participate in an art project with the author. We hope to see you there!
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About the Book:
Painting the Light reveals how Berthe daringly broke barriers both in her art and personal life. Marrying at the "old" age of 33, after establishing her artistic reputation, she achieved the seemingly impossible-successfully balancing her career with marriage and motherhood in an era when such choices were unthinkable for women.
Though she created over 850 magnificent works in her lifetime, Berthe remained her own harshest critic, constantly striving for perfection. This inspiring story celebrates a woman who refused to stay within the lines and made no apologies for her ambition, ultimately becoming one of the most important female figures in art history and a key innovator in the Impressionist movement.
Painting the Light is the perfect book for young readers interested in art history, women's achievements, and stories of perseverance against all odds.
Not able to join us? Order your copy here: https://schulerbooks.com/book/9781478886440
About the Author:
Natalia is an author and literary translator with a passion for uncovering the overlooked stories of historical figures—especially women who made history with a paintbrush. With a background in art history and Italian literature, she works with museums and galleries worldwide to bring art exhibitions to international audiences. Natalia lives in Metro Detroit with her husband and three children and enjoys crafting picture books that bring real-life stories to young readers.
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