The greatest compositions in history, waiting for your colors Bring them to life with your colors - they've been waiting for you, for this day... This is Great Artists Coloring book GGC15.102XL, a grayscale coloring book, where you color beautiful grayscales. If you like the traditional kind of coloring book, where you color outlines, see GAC15.102XL. Traditional and grayscale coloring books each give you a stage in the artistic process: underdrawing and underpainting. Get the best for the coloring you love, or get both and become a master! In this art coloring book (large size, 76 pages): A Warm Welcome to the World of Art Coloring! In 1806, John Constable labored in his studio to create some of the greatest compositions in human history, filling them with the best colors available to him. Now, with your pens, pencils, pastels and paints, you have in your pocket shades Constable could only dream of, and your own eye for color. Grab your chance to collaborate with him: fill these compositions with your colors and your eye; make them live again, and create amazing artworks that span the centuries. A Colorist's Guide: Using the artist's method of 'underpainting', the beautiful textures of these compositions are presented in perfect grayscale, just waiting for your colors to bring them to life - let the grayscale guide and inspire your shading. Paler areas can take a pure color, or be left white for a bold effect. If you think you have made a mistake, don't worry, keep going until you have filled the frame with color - every stroke is part of your journey with great art, and your hand has traced the same contours of genius that Constable's did in 1806. Few have such a connection to great composition, so pick some great colors and make some great art! 36 Masterpieces in Perfect Grayscale: The Hay Wain, 1821 Wivenhoe Park, 1816 The Vale of Dedham, 1802 Maria Bicknell, Mrs John Constable, 1816 Boat-building near Flatford Mill, 1815 Flatford Mill, 1816 Weymouth Bay, 1816 Mrs Mary Fisher, 1816 Cloud Study: Stormy Sunset, 1800 Lady Louisa Tollemache, Countess of Dysart, 1800 Field Flowers and Berries in a Brown Pot, 1814 Stratford Mill, 1820 The White Horse, 1819 View on the Stour near Dedham, 1822 The Opening of Waterloo Bridge seen from Whitehall Stairs, 18 June, 1817 Clouds, 1822 A Cloud Study, Sunset, 1821 Cloud Study, 1821 Extensive Landscape with Grey Cloud, 1821 Sky study, sunset, 1821 A View on Hampstead Heath with Harrow in the Distance, 1822 Horse and Cart, 1821 Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows, 1831 The Lock, 1824 The Hay Wain, 1837 Salisbury Cathedral from the Bishop's Grounds, 1825 Hadleigh Castle, 1829 The Cornfield, 1826 Chain Pier, Brighton, 1826 Seascape Study with Rain Cloud, 1824 Stonehenge, 1835 The Leaping Horse, 1825 Landscape with Windmills near Haarlem, after Jacob van Ruisdael, 1830 Anna Maria Lewis, Countess of Dysart, 1823 Mary Freer, 1809 John Constable, Self-portrait, 1806