The Trojan Horse
Auteur : Albert Lorenz, Joy Schleh
Date de publication : 2006-11-01
Éditeur : Harry N. Abrams
Nombre de pages : 34
Résumé du livre
One of the greatest stories ever told in a unique graphic picture-book format! The Trojan Horse is one of the best known and most ingenious plans in the history of warfare. But it certainly raises a lot of questions: How did the Greeks, so far from home, pull off this daring feat? How did the Trojans--surrounded in their fortress--have enough food and water to sustain them for years? How could so tall a wooden horse be built unseen? Albert Lorenz provides his answers to these questions, and others, via art panels, speech balloons, and architectural-style drawings, for a totally unique perspective on the famous conflict. The city, ships, and the horse itself are rendered as architectural cut-aways and elevations to reveal what is going on inside as well as outside. Packed full of well-researched facts and historical details, this book will appeal to readers looking for an adventure story about military cunning and fantastic events.