Glorious Scenes to Color: Comfort and Joy - Menten, Ted
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Bring these beautiful biblical scenes to life with your favorite colors. Each of these heavenly illustrations will transport you, helping you relax and transcend the stresses of daily life. Glorious Scenes to Color: Comfort and Joy includes thirty-one divine black-and-white outlines for you to fill with color. This adult coloring book depicts sublime Christian classics such as The Good Shepherd” and The Nativity Scene,” both of which have been adapted and reproduced countless times. Now, you can add your very own creative color choices and artistic touch to these marvelous illustrations. As an…mehr

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Bring these beautiful biblical scenes to life with your favorite colors. Each of these heavenly illustrations will transport you, helping you relax and transcend the stresses of daily life. Glorious Scenes to Color: Comfort and Joy includes thirty-one divine black-and-white outlines for you to fill with color. This adult coloring book depicts sublime Christian classics such as The Good Shepherd” and The Nativity Scene,” both of which have been adapted and reproduced countless times. Now, you can add your very own creative color choices and artistic touch to these marvelous illustrations. As an accompanying feature, each scene includes a corresponding quote from the Bible. Perfectly sized for on-the-go coloring, express your inner creativity and inspiration anywhere. Additionally, this book includes perforated pages so that colorists can easily remove and display their finished works. So pick up your copy of Glorious Scenes to Color: Comfort and Joy, rejuvenate your soul, and de-stress with these inspirational illustrations.
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Autorenporträt
Ted Menten was born and raised in New York City’s Greenwich Village. There, he studied painting with local artists. At age sixteen, he took on a summer job as a staff artist for Metro Associated Servicesa newspaper clip art service. Menten has worn many hats. He has written, produced, and directed three off-Broadway plays, a TV series Invitation to the Dance, published several coloring books and paper dolls in various styles, and authored a series of books dealing with grief. Menten has also been a successful toy designer for many years and has taught the art of teddy bearmaking around the world. His handmade bears are on display in several museums including one in Japan. He resides in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.