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Andrew Stevovich Giveaway

Andrew Stevovich
by Carol Diehl (Author), Anita Shreve (Author), Valerie Ann Leeds (Contributor), John Sacret Young (Introduction)
Hardcover: 187 pages
Publisher: Hard Press (MA)

The Carp(e) Libris blog is now including art books for reviews and giveaways. And to start off, they're giving away Essential Elements which showcases the work of Andrew Stevovich, an Austrian-born artist whose work focuses on people - people in subways, coffee houses, diners. The colors are clean and bright, full of round faces and almond-shaped eyes. Each work gives the viewer a glimpse into a scene of everyday life, sometimes public, sometimes private.

To enter to win a copy of this book, follow this link to leave a comment, answering the question asked. A winner will be drawn on Monday, February 25th, 2008 at 12:00 noon EST.

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