6/01/2010

Magical reading garden.

"Το βιβλίο είναι ένας κήπος που μεταφέρεις στην τσέπη σου". Πόσοι πίνακες απεικονίζουν αναγνώστες αφοσιωμένους στις σελίδες του αγαπημένου τους βιβλίου ή την στιγμή του στοχασμού επάνω σε ό,τι διάβασαν. Η ομορφιά της αναγνώστριας είναι το θέμα του ημερολογίου μας που ετοιμάζεται και οι βιβλιοθήκες μας αυτή την εποχή μεταμορφώθηκαν σε κήπους ανάγνωσης.





Art and books inspire readers. Every woman likes reading in the garden. You can see it in presented photos and painting. Art shows and teaches us too that time isn't important and that it connects people.Our photo shoot was a nice experience, and we all enjoyed ourselves enormously. Try to say :
Which painting is in the original? (An Author and Title)
Do you know persons in next photos? (Names)
Can you make a suggestion about reading? (Quotes)



"A book is like a garden carried in a pocket" (Chinese proverb).For keen readers is so beautiful like a favorite flower, for those who don't like reading is like a cactus.
We hope you agree with us. Show us "your reading garden" please.

Well, here you are:

No garden is complete without birds. Click here to listen to their song 24 hours a day!

8 comments:

  1. Oh! You redecorated your library with some book flora! We love it! We will make a bookgarden for our library too!
    Greek Library, Elefsina

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  2. Marta from Lublin4 June 2010 at 02:26

    Amazing.
    Yes, for me reading is like a beautiful flowers. ;D

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  3. This blog is excelent! Very good work!

    Bravo!

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  4. You created THE READING PARADISE. I wish I lived there!
    The librarian from Lublin who misses such a places.

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  5. Natalie Mantikou15 June 2010 at 14:04

    I love your photoshooting! :D

    The real paintings are: 2nd, 1st, 3rd, 2nd

    And I see Marta, Agata and Paulina! :D

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  6. Oh, the 3rd painting is by Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, and I found it by accident! :D

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  7. About the paintings: The two last ones are Woman reading a book by Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, 1845 and by sir Edward Poynter (1836-1919)

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  8. Maybe it is late and we didn't see your answer but your comments are very well. You are the winner! Congratulations!

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