Doré's Angels

Doré's AngelsOne of the greatest book illustrators of all time, nineteenth century artist Gustave Dor was particularly noted for his brilliantly imaginative scenes of fantasy and the fantastic. Angels, among his most frequently portrayed characters, were inspired, visually stunning creations. This collection reproduces dozens of these celestial beings, all dramatically illustrated and originally drawn for such great works of literature as the Bible, Coleridge's

an area of growing interest in contemporary mathematics

waves and ripples on oceans

which dispensed with land bridges and parallel evolutions and offered a more economical concept

This book is an attempt to broaden this point of view at the stage where the student first encounters the subject

the myths and legends reveal delightfully the Irish people's relationship with a spiritual and invisible world populated by fairies

to multiply two 2-digit numbers having the same figure in the tens place

lending themselves to analysis and performance by the student singly or in informal ensembles

including jellyfish

Reprint of the Russell & Russell

he proposed an original and vital American style

Newtonian fluid

books on de broglies