World Wildlife Alphabet

by Martha J. Weil

Overview

This beautifully illustrated alphabet book was created by contemporary artist, Martha J. Weil. The “World Wildlife Alphabet” is a unique collection of twenty-six, small oil paintings. The artwork is realistic, depicting a wide variety of animals and insects from every part of the globe in their natural habitats. Weil’s images capture the imaginations of both children and adults. This book appeals to all age groups, making it an inspiring educational tool as well as a family favorite.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781499052350
Publisher:	Xlibris US
Publication date:	08/22/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	54
File size:	11 MB
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About the Author

MARTHA J. WEIL is a Black-American woman artist and writer, raised in East Lansing, MI. Her father, an educator and early mentor, taught sculpture and drawing in the fine art department, at Michigan State University. Martha was a gifted child. Later on, she was awarded academic scholarship to attend Parson's at The New School's Illustration BFA program, in lower Manhattan, NY. Weil spent the next twenty years working in New York City's publishing, fine art and design worlds. Martha J. Weil is best known for her work as "In Touch Weekly Magazine" columnist, writing "The Stars Above" from 2002-2006, for Bauer Publishing Englewoodcliffs, NJ. Martha J. Weil resides in East Lansing, MI.