Arthur Zaidenberg's artistic vision is fueled by an insatiable curiosity and a profound engagement with the world. His work is deeply informed by extensive global travels, allowing him to capture the diverse beauty of cultures and landscapes with a distinctive visual sensibility. With a foundation built on rigorous academic training and a significant career marked by public commissions and museum collections, Zaidenberg brings both technical mastery and insightful observation to his art. His notable contributions to literature through illustrations and his accessible instructional series demonstrate a remarkable talent for inspiring and educating.
A noted creator of art instruction books presents clear, step-by-step illustrations that demonstrate how to draw dogs, cats, and horses by placing basic shapes in proper relation to each other.
The 20 selections in this volume, lovingly translated by Curt Leviant with all the warmth and spirit of the original Yiddish, encomapss some of Sholom Aleichem’s finest tales, among them “Progress in Kasrilevke,” “Summer Romances,” “Birth,” “There’s No Dead,” “Someone to Envy,” “Three Widows,” “Homesick,” “On America,” “A Home Away from Home,” “To the Hot Springs,” and the title story.Filled with richly atmospheric details and accurate, affectionate characterizations, this collection is sure to delight devotees of this incomparable master of satire and wit.
Step-by-step instructions guide readers through the process of drawing the human body, making it accessible for anyone, regardless of skill level. Arthur Zaidenberg breaks down complex techniques into simple steps, ensuring that even beginners can successfully learn and improve their drawing abilities. The book emphasizes practical methods that encourage creativity and confidence in artistic expression.