Logo

The Seven Wonders of the World

Small book cover: The Seven Wonders of the World

The Seven Wonders of the World

Publisher: Wikibooks

Description:
The seven wonders of the ancient world are seven man-made structures around the rim of the Mediterranean Sea that have been widely considered to be extraordinary feats of human engineering and design. This book will discuss the classical seven wonders of the ancient world, including their construction, life, and destruction.

Home page url

Download or read it online for free here:
Read online
(online html)

Similar books

Book cover: Art on the Edge: 17 Contemporary American ArtistsArt on the Edge: 17 Contemporary American Artists
by - U.S. Department of State
This publication showcases the work of 17 contemporary American artists. As a group, these up-and-comers exemplify such bedrock American values as innovation, diversity, freedom, individualism, and competitive excellence.
(12719 views)
Book cover: Dance: A Very Social HistoryDance: A Very Social History
by - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The authors of this book take readers into the world of dance and performing. The book surveys the history of dance, examines the development of ball gowns and other dancing costumes, and discusses the depiction of dance in art.
(11235 views)
Book cover: How to Study Art Worlds: On the Societal Functioning of Aesthetic ValuesHow to Study Art Worlds: On the Societal Functioning of Aesthetic Values
by - Amsterdam University Press
This study brings together the organisational side of the world of arts and the understanding of the many functions art fulfills in our culture. The author establishes how the organisation of art worlds serves the functioning of the arts in society.
(9606 views)
Book cover: Human Anatomy for Art StudentsHuman Anatomy for Art Students
by - Seeley
Concise guide to rendering the human body in art. Illustrations and cross-sections give readers examples of human skeletal and muscular substructures and details of individual body parts, to enable precise visual recreation of human form and motion.
(28457 views)