The book explores the role of Lamb within the vibrant political and literary landscape of the 1790s, positioning him as a significant reader, writer, and friend. By examining his lesser-known early works alongside those of contemporaries like Coleridge and Wordsworth, it offers valuable insights into the creative interactions that shaped early Romanticism.
Featuring over 60 intricate color-by-number images, this collection immerses nature enthusiasts in the beauty of the natural world, showcasing mountain vistas, tropical sunsets, and diverse wildlife. Each artwork is numbered for easy coloring, allowing readers to bring the scenes to life. The series is known for its enchanting designs, high-quality thick paper, and a convenient flip-out color key, making it a perfect choice for relaxation and creativity.
This inspiring collection of more than 60 images will encourage readers to be creative and to develop their coloring skills. Inside you will find landscapes, animals, and flowers as well as intricate patterns and mandalas. Each line drawing is numbered so that readers can follow the key to produce a stunning color artwork. Also features color key and completed color images for reference. ABOUT THE SERIES: The bestselling Sirius Color by Numbers Collection features peaceful and enchanting designs from an array of artists, printed on thick, high-quality paper and including a handy flip-out color key.