What's the point of art?
This is the question Henri asks himself when his class is taken on a school trip to the local art gallery. Who wants pictures of old soup cans or melting watches? But when he encounters a painting with the most perfect blue, it creates a beautiful feeling. It's blueberries, oceans, summer skies and butterflies all rolled into one. And then he wanders into a room with a chair and a sign that reads "Is this really a chair?" Henri decides to test it out, unleashing an explosion of creativity! Finally Henri understands what art is all about...
Following Isabelle Marinov's successful Leo and the Octopus, this is a fun and encouraging story of a boy learning to appreciate art and its boundless creativity.
A beautiful picture book about the nature of art and its endless creative possibilities.From the creator of the best-selling picture book, Leo and the Octopus, which has sold over 47,000 copies worldwide.Illustrated by an exceptional new talent Olga Shtonda, an award-winning artist from Kharkiv, Ukraine. 
