A biography of the powerful chairman of the Federal Reserve describes his difficult childhood in Depression-era New York, his education at Juilliard, his friendship with Ayn Rand, and his service to five U.S. presidents.
Justin Martin Books
This author specializes in American history, meticulously researched yet delivered in a narrative style akin to fiction. Their work often focuses on pivotal moments and figures in American history, weaving together military events with broader cultural and social influences. With a keen eye for detail and an understanding of human nature, they bring past eras and characters to life, offering readers deep insights into the past. Their versatile approach spans writing for both adults and children, from historical biographies to imaginative tales.
Poses for Artists, Vol. 4
Couples Poses
This book was created by an artist who understands that sometimes, you just need a creative nudge to help get the pencil moving and break that pesky block. By simplifying the human form, we hope to remove the inevitable anxiety that comes with drawing a person, and speed-up your art, over time, increasing your own understanding of human anatomy, proportions and movement.
This book was created by an artist who understands that sometimes, you just need a creative nudge to help get the pencil moving and break that pesky block. By simplifying the human form, we hope to remove the inevitable anxiety that comes with drawing a person, and speed-up your art, over time, increasing your own understanding of human anatomy, proportions and movement.
Featuring a comprehensive collection of art, this resource includes over 40 bonus pages of pose references sourced from posereference.tumblr.com. It serves as a valuable tool for artists seeking inspiration and guidance in their work, combining a variety of artistic styles with practical pose examples to enhance creativity and skill development.
Das Leben des Superstars der internationalen Finanzszene (FAZ) ist zugleich eine faszinierende Reise durch die amerikanische Wirtschaftsgeschichte. Justin Martin löst mit Bravour eine scheinbar unmögliche Aufgabe: Finanzpolitik und unterhaltsame Lektüre zu verbinden. Alan Greenspan, Jahrgang 1926, seit 1987 Präsident der amerikanischen Notenbank Fed, gilt als zweitmächtigster Mann der Welt. Wenn der hagere, leicht gebeugte Herr mit dem schütteren Haar ans Rednerpult huscht, wägen die Finanzmakler jede Silbe einzeln. Broker nennen ihre Söhne Alan. Justin Martin zeigt uns den Hohepriester des Geldes, wie ihn nur wenige kennen: lebenslustig, witzig, mit einer Leidenschaft für Tennis, Saxophon und morgendliche ausgedehnte Aufenthalte in der Badewanne, dabei ein ausgezeichneter Ökonom, promoviert und detailbesessen. Martin hatte Zugang zu Greenspans Familie und Freundeskreis, darunter Henry Kissinger, Gerald Ford und Milton Friedman.
