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Overview

The story of the archangels is one of heroism and drama, and the world they represent is unlike any you know. The Book of Angels shines a light on little-known facts of angel lore that have been hidden away for centuries in forgotten books and histories kept from wide circulation. Boldly illustrated with Ruth Thompson’s stunning full-color artwork, this book shows you details of angel history and heraldry that have never been so vividly rendered, and that you cannot glean from traditional myths and legends. A special section on Angelic Lore is also included, which recounts stories from the Bible, literature, and history. This is your introduction to beings of awe and mystery, and a realm illuminated by their valor and magnificence.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781454900252
Publisher: Sterling
Publication date: 09/04/2012
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 144
Sales rank: 183,663
File size: 82 MB
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About the Author

Ruth Thompson specializes in fantasy and medieval artwork. After working briefly as a staff artist with Steve Jackson Games in Texas, she moved to Ohio, where she started her Tarnished Images studio. Thompson exhibited at her first Renaissance fair in 1994. In 1998, she created the first painting in the series The Archangels: The Host, which would become the basis for The Book of Angels. As an illustrator for more than 15 years, Thompson has garnered many awards. Her work is on display at festivals and galleries throughout the country, including The Franklin Mint.
 
Contributing illustrator L. A. Williams has been illustrating in the fantasy genre for two decades. His credits include Hasbro, Wizards of the Coast, and Upper Deck. He has received numerous awards and has collectors from around the world. Primary illustrator for Sterling's stunning The Book of Knights, Williams' personal work revolves around both angelic and romantic imagery.
 
Contributing illustrator Renae Taylor graduated from the prestigious Savannah College of Art &
Design. She is currently a freelance illustrator and designer, and her work can be seen in shows and galleries throughout the country.

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