The Psychology of Children’s Art: A Psychology Today Book [Hardcover] Rhoda Scott Kellogg

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1967 edition. Hardcover has some normal wear. The pages are clean and in good condition. The binding is secure.

This 1967 edition of “The Psychology of Children’s Art” by Rhoda Kellogg is a pioneering work in the field of child psychology and art education. Kellogg, a renowned educator and researcher, spent decades analyzing and interpreting the art created by children at various developmental stages. Through her meticulous observations and insightful analysis, she unveiled the profound connections between a child’s artistic expression and their cognitive, emotional, and psychological growth.

This volume, published as part of the “Psychology Today” book series, offers a comprehensive exploration of the psychological underpinnings of children’s art. Kellogg’s groundbreaking research challenged traditional assumptions and shed light on the innate creative abilities of children, regardless of their cultural backgrounds or formal training. Her work has influenced generations of educators, psychologists, and artists, inspiring a deeper appreciation for the richness and complexity of children’s artistic expression.

While this copy shows signs of use, the clean pages and secure binding attest to its enduring value as a seminal text in the field. For collectors and readers interested in the intersection of art, psychology, and child development, this book represents a pivotal moment in our understanding of the creative mind and its evolution from the earliest stages of life.