DELEO Raoul.
Terra Ultima. The discovery of an unknown continent.
Meeting of National Museums
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€24,90
| N° d'inventaire | 25106 |
| Format | 27.6 x 37.6 |
| Détails | 80 p., 80 color ill., publisher's hardcover. |
| Publication | Paris, 2021 |
| Etat | Nine |
| ISBN | 9782711878956 |
A unique look at a new continent.
The globe seemed to have been scoured from top to bottom and meticulously mapped. But it turned out that something had been overlooked, something had escaped the explorers. An entire continent, no less! Colossal and unique, did not appear on any atlas: Terra Ultima!
After years of research, artist Raoul Deleo has imagined and revealed an extraordinary world where nature thrived and evolved without human intervention. His colorful and detailed drawings reflect his discoveries and the richness of this new continent: hybrid animals, little-known plants, and astonishing landscapes make for a fabulous and unique journey.
Raoul Deleo's work and meticulous work, like a naturalist, have already aroused the enthusiasm of the scientific community.
Today, thanks to this book and Catherine Tron-Mulder's colorful translation, children and adults can set off to discover this unknown and fascinating part of the world, accompanied during this adventure by explorer and biologist Noah J. Stern.
Children's album for ages 7 and up
The globe seemed to have been scoured from top to bottom and meticulously mapped. But it turned out that something had been overlooked, something had escaped the explorers. An entire continent, no less! Colossal and unique, did not appear on any atlas: Terra Ultima!
After years of research, artist Raoul Deleo has imagined and revealed an extraordinary world where nature thrived and evolved without human intervention. His colorful and detailed drawings reflect his discoveries and the richness of this new continent: hybrid animals, little-known plants, and astonishing landscapes make for a fabulous and unique journey.
Raoul Deleo's work and meticulous work, like a naturalist, have already aroused the enthusiasm of the scientific community.
Today, thanks to this book and Catherine Tron-Mulder's colorful translation, children and adults can set off to discover this unknown and fascinating part of the world, accompanied during this adventure by explorer and biologist Noah J. Stern.
Children's album for ages 7 and up
The globe seemed to have been scoured from top to bottom and meticulously mapped. But it turned out that something had been overlooked, something had escaped the explorers. An entire continent, no less! Colossal and unique, did not appear on any atlas: Terra Ultima!
After years of research, artist Raoul Deleo has imagined and revealed an extraordinary world where nature thrived and evolved without human intervention. His colorful and detailed drawings reflect his discoveries and the richness of this new continent: hybrid animals, little-known plants, and astonishing landscapes make for a fabulous and unique journey.
Raoul Deleo's work and meticulous work, like a naturalist, have already aroused the enthusiasm of the scientific community.
Today, thanks to this book and Catherine Tron-Mulder's colorful translation, children and adults can set off to discover this unknown and fascinating part of the world, accompanied during this adventure by explorer and biologist Noah J. Stern.
Children's album for ages 7 and up