Lamb Nursery Art - Lamb Moon and Stars - Set of 3 - Nursery Art Prints - Blue and Gold

Lamb Nursery Art: In Sweet Melody Designs, I would like to make a cute artwork for your small room. We believe that we promote children's imagination and give the children a beautiful place for growth. We hope that our art will be a small part of this wonderful experience. This is a print of original work by Sweet Melody Designs. It is a color print printed on high quality archive paper with 120 years archival pigment ink life. This borderless printing is ready to pop the frame or mask. ** There is no matte or frame in this print. ** It is wrapped in folding prevention mail and cellophane sleeve or mailbox for large printing. All prints are made indoors by my hand until I'm sure they are 100% perfect!

"Mary holds a lamb, a lamb, a lamb, Mary holds a lamb and its wool is as white as snow." For centuries, Mary held a lamb. One of the approved nursery rhymes. Centuries later, it is still one of the most popular songs in the world. - Music is a very broad concept that plays an increasingly important role in modern society, and most people today experience music unconsciously. For example, when walking down the street, you not only see people listening to their music through various portable music players, but also listen to people singing their favorite songs. In the evening, young people will attend the concert, but middle-aged people tend to choose symphony and opera.

Everyone knows ancient nursery rhyme "Mary has a lamb" well. This song is full of live stories of the lamb of Mary. Mary spent a lot of time growing a sick lamb to restore health and making friends with it. One day the lamb went to school pursuing Mary. When Mary tried to conceal a lamb under her table, the children laughed, but the teacher naturally discovered the secret. John Roulstone, a classroom visitor, thought it was an interesting situation, so he wrote poetry in Mary. This poem is a famous song that is sung today. This book is very interesting as it reveals a less well-known origin of the virgin we all know. 5 to 9 years old (EKB)

When a small boy asks the lamb to give enough wool to weave the warm winter wardrobe, what started as "Baa Baa Black Sheep" nursery adaptation has become a common sport. At first, the boy asked if the lamb had wool. He wanted to make a sweater in the winter. Soon the boy came back and demanded more wool to wear a hat. In fact, the boy repeatedly returned wool to weave scarves, mittens, socks, and finally a long coat. The lamb blamed "I'll take wool when I catch a cold," I was surprised at making sweaters, scarves, socks and hats. To keep his lamb warm. Simple text relies on repeatedly to convey that sharing information but colorful and fickle illustrations use flat patterns and lines to keep his expanding winter knit wardrobe fluffy white lamb and boys is showing. (Picture book 3-6)