Stephen Biesty Cross Sections Castle

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Stephen biesty cross sections castle.

He made his name in the 1990s for his best selling incredible cross section books published by dorling kindersley which have topped global sales of 3 5 million and have been printed in 16 languages. Stephen biesty is a world renowned british illustrator. We see so little of what is around us and this book offers a hugely expanded view. It has many illustrations on what a castle could possibly look like.

A knight or a baron may dwell in the 14th century castle lovingly recreated here but platt and biesty s stephen biesty s cross sections man of war latest book is quite simply fit for a king. Stephen biesty s cross sections castle this book provides a lot of insight on castles. Stephen biesty born 27 january 1961 is a british illustrator. The cross sections include a castle a space shuttle an observatory a subway a cathedral and more.

Biesty s work has found great success notably his. He is the recipient of the 1993 new york times best illustrated children s book of the year and the 2004 uk literacy association book award. Stephen biesty has worked as a freelance illustrator since 1985 creating a wide variety of information books for both adults and children. First appeared in stephen biesty s cross sections castle published by dorling kindersley 1994.

Biesty is considered a master of cross section he frequently collaborates with richard platt who writes the text for the majority of his books which have covered a wide range of informative cross sections aimed at adults and children all published by dorling kindersley. Stephen biesty is an award winning illustrator best known for his works cross section castle cross section man of war giant vehicles emergency vehicles and castles. It s like being used to seeing the tip of the iceberg and suddenly seeing the whole iceberg.