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[ 책 소개 ]
Stephen Biesty의 유명한 Cross-Section 시리즈는 단면 그림을 통해 내부의 모습을 보여주는데 반해, 이 책은 exploded된 내부 모습, 즉 부품이나 구성부분들을 하나하나씩 떼어내어 입체적으로 펼쳐진 모습으로 보여줌으로써 내부의 구조를 쉽고 재미있게 관찰할 수 있도록 도와줍니다.
증기 트랙터, 화재현장, 우주정거장, 비행장 및 비행기, 풍차, 도시, 남극기지, 영화촬영 스튜디오, 베니스, 비가 지나갈 수 있는 움직이는 다리, 사람의 몸, 그랜드 캐년 등 12가지의 3차원 분해그림을 통해 기계, 건축물, 교통수단, 인체, 지각구조 등을 입체적으로 보여줍니다.
Large Size의 튼튼한 | 닫기x |  What is 하드커버?
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[ 서지 정보 ]
Edition: Hardcover: 32 pages
ISBN: 0789410249
책 크기 : 36cm x 27.2cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
Annotation
Text and cross-section illustrations present inside views of a variety of subjects including a space station, airport, and windmill.
Ingram
Twelve novel subjects--including the Grand Canyon and a city block--are presented from different points of view, in exploded illustrations, in detailed cross-sections, and even turned inside out, all complete with intriguing anecdotes.
From the Publisher
The newest book by the amazing Cross-Sections illustrator presents 12 novel subjects from different points of view; some are exploded, some are shown in cross-sections, and others truly turn things inside out. The various subjects--including the Grand Canyon, an airport, and a city block--are animated by incredible detail and accompanied by Richard Platt's authoritative and intriguing anecdotes. Full color.
School Library Journal
Fascinating bits and pieces of information supplied by text and cutaway illustrations on every page make this book a browser's delight. Subjects range from a 19th-century steam tractor to an Antarctica base to a futuristic space station to the inner workings of a windmill. Some of the pictures are almost breathtaking in their detail and beauty. Especially notable is the fold-out spread of a city, which goes all the way down to the formation of the earth at the bottom. Some of the illustrations, such as the view of Venice or the "exploded" human body, are so packed with detail that they are almost overwhelming. An extremely minor complaint: the text of the double-page spread on London's Tower Bridge explains the hydraulic system that was used to lift it, but doesn't explain that this system is no longer in use. Otherwise, the book lives up to its "incredible" billing.
Kirkus Reviews
Once again, this team (Stephen Biesty's Cross-Sections: Castle, 1994, etc.) invite readers on a fabulous tour that leads from an "exploded" view of the human body (all anatomy, skin, clothes, and accessories clearly visible in systematic drawings in which the mustache hovers in front of skin, the skin hovers in front of muscle and bone, etc.), through the geology of the Grand Canyon, and up into the proposed US-Soviet space station. Each of the dozen full-color drawings, whether a two-page spread or an overleaf, is loaded with enough minute, engrossingly accurate detail to deserve repeated viewings. Hundreds of captions explain the construction and function of each of the structure's components: Readers learn not only which countries assembled the space station's various modules, but their separate purposes as well. With an elegance worthy of the best engineering, Biesty demonstrates how a windmill grinds grain into flour; how Hollywood film studios play with perspective in an effort to maximize floor space; and the elaborate system of hydraulics necessary to lift London's famous Tower Bridge. Most importantly, however, these drawings capture their subjects on a scale children will adore: The windmill has ten mice, the steam engine's workers carry their sandwiches underneath their hats, and astronauts on the space station use a zero-gee toilet. These amusing details add another dimension of realism and humanity to the work. A fun-filled ride and fact-packed frolic for the whole family.
[ 작가 소개 ]
Stephen Biesty is an artist of phenomenal talent with remarkable visual skills. As a child he spent hours drawing castles, knights at battle, and ferocious Vikings, taking inspiration from films such as Spartacus, Ben Hur, and Anthony and Cleopatra, which fueled his already fertile imagination.
In 1980, he attended Brighton Polytechnic where he specialized in historical reconstruction illustration and developed a particular interest in what went on inside castles and other ancient buildings. After graduating from Brighton with a BA in Graphic Design, Stephen earned an MA in Graphic Design at City of Birmingham Polytechnic working further in historical reconstruction.
Stephen became a full-time illustrator in 1985 and has since worked on a variety of information books for adults and children. It took Stephen two and a half years to draw the wonderful illustrations for the best-selling Stephen Biesty's Incredible Cross-Sections, which was published in 1992. That volume was the inspiration for a new range of cross-section books which include Man-of-War (1993), Castle (1994), Incredible Pop-Up Cross-Sections (1995), Incredible Explosions (1996), Incredible Everything (1997), Incredible Body (1998), and DK Amazing Pop-Up 3D Time Scape (1999). Stephen Biesty lives in Somerset, England with his wife and son. |
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