Forest sheep / Laura Garbštiene, Kornelija Žalpyte

Main entry:

Garbštiene, Laura, author

Title & Author:

Forest sheep / Laura Garbštiene, Kornelija Žalpyte

Edition:

Edition: 1000

Publication:

Vilnius : Kirvarpa , 2023.

Description:

32 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 21 cm

Notes:
Children's forest pavilion -- From cover.
Catalogue of an exhibition held within the 18th International Architecture Exhibition, at teh Pavilio of Lithuania, Venice, Italy, May 20-November 26, 2023.
The book was published on the occasion of the Children's Forest Pavilion at the 18th International Architecture Exhibition - La Bienale di Venezia 2023.
Text in English

Summary:

The artist Laura Garbštienė wrote Forest Sheep, a book about agroforestry and grazing sheep in the woodlands. These stories, written in the form of a shepherd's diary, are accompanied by illustrator and educator Kornelija Žalpytė's drawings, and the graphic design was made by Monika Janulevičiūtė.

ISBN:

9786099620985
6099620982

Subject:

Agroforestry Illustrations.
Forest plants Illustrations.
Agroforestry literature.
Grazing.
Sheep Feeding and feeds.
Agroforesterie Illustrations.
Flore forestière Illustrations.
Agroforesterie Documentation.
Moutons Alimentation.

Form/genre:

illustrations (layout features)
diaries.
Pictures.
Diaries.
Images.
Journaux intimes.

Added entries:

Kornelija, Žalpyte, illustrator
Neringa Forest Architecture
International Architectural Exhibition (18th : 2023 : Venice, Italy)

Holdings:

Location: Library main 318288
Call No.: 318288
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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