The Interactive Art Book by Ron van der Meer – This book is great for tactile learners. It prompts young children to find something in a famous work of art which starts with a particular letter. I Spy: An Alphabet in Art by Lucy Micklethwait – If your child is starting to recognize letters, you can use this book as a game. Perfect for preschoolers, each spread has different categories such as “family,” “wild animals,”shapes,” “opposites,”the weather,” “actions words,” “transportation,” “ways of telling time” and many others, all illustrated through famous works of art. 
If you could only get one art history book, this is it.
A Child’s Book of Art: Great Pictures by Lucy Micklethwait – A friend of ours lent us this book and Adèle loves it so much that I bought her her own copy. Making your purchase using these affiliate links helps keep this site running, so thank you kindly! Art history book for children Recommended products are either things I love using or think would be helpful for you. ***Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links, and if you decide to purchase anything from suggested links or companies, I may receive a commission. Here is what I’ve purchased for Adèle so far and my review of each. However, I have been searching for original art history and technique books for young children for years now and must say that there are very few of them out there. 
There are many good picture books about colors (I listed our favorites below).
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