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Running from her past, she finds a killer, a protector, and her faith.

THE ART OF THE BRICK
By: Nathan Sawaya

The Pictorial

Nathan Sawaya, Inc.
January 2008
On Sale: January 9, 2008
68 pages
ISBN: 061517129X
EAN: 9780615171296
Paperback
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Non-Fiction Photography

"The Art of the Brick: The Pictorial" is a soft cover collection of photos of some of Sawaya's most amazing sculptures and portraits; all created out of standard LEGO(R) bricks. His most iconic sculptures are featured including "Yellow", a yellow figure who appears to be ripping himself open as plastic bricks cascade out of the chest cavity, "Blue", a blue figure that is either building himself out of LEGO, or maybe taking himself apart (only the artist knows for certain), and then there is the 20-foot-long tyrannosaurus rex dinosaur skeleton created painstaking from more than 80,000 tiny bricks that lives on the two-page spread near the back of the book.

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