Kunstler, Mort

"World War II: 1939-1945 takes readers on a vivid journey through the most important events of the conflict, with illustrations by Mort Kunstler-one of American's foremost historical painters-and an inquiry-based text by renowned historian James I. Robertson, Jr. Young readers are encouraged to look for details and discover key moments of the war-including Pearl Harbor, D-Day, and the Battle of the Bulge-to learn how it really felt to be there. A timeline and short biographies of notable figures, such as Winston Churchill and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, provide excellent supplements to each chapter. From high-action combat to soldiers reflecting post-battle, each scene captures a historically accurate, visually rich portrait of the war. No other living historical artist is as celebrated as Kunstler, and his work continues to attract history lovers of all ages"--.

A collection of K?nstler's portrait of the Wild West, accompanied by descriptions of the time period.

Combines text, reproductions of paintings by Mort K?nstler, and primary source material to provide an overview of the Civil War and the experiences of soldiers and civilians.

History of the Civil War told through the paintings of Mort Kunstler with accompanying text.