Arts & Literature

The Seven Core Principles of Waldorf Education is a compiling and expanding of these original essays to form a compendium of insight for these important essentials.

Temple Lodge Press The Archetypal Plant Rudolf Steiner’s Watercolour Painting

Torin Finser, an experienced Waldorf practitioner, argues that teachers need to be given space and permission to re-find themselves; and that through this process, they can continue to be a much-needed inspiration for our children.

How can we understand the non-denominational nature of the Waldorf school even as we address the central role of the Christ impulse in the Waldorf school?

Every child holds a collection of secrets. Once revealed the child becomes more able to connect to others, to adults, and is more ready to learn.

Education for Nonviolence describes how we can actually do something about our increasingly violent world.

This course on education contains some of the most remarkable and significant lectures ever given by Rudolf Steiner.

A carefully selected compilation of Rudolf Steiner's words about the time around the change of teeth and the entrance into school.

Beatrix Potter Colouring Book

Search Press Draw 100: Flowers from basic shapes to amazing drawings in super-easy steps

Workbook for Water Colour Painting and Colour Theory

This volume offers the first complete survey of Gerard Wagner’s biography and his artistic intentions

Painting the twelve-fold colour language of Aristotle and Rudolf Steiner

Art, Aesthetics and Colour

A premium colouring book for adults and children.

A guided tour of the original Goetheanum by its architect and a profound statement of artistic purpose.

Rudolf Steiner Translated and Edited by Frederick Amrine Foreword by Douglas J. Cardinal Introduction by David J. Adams

Author: Rudolf Steiner

Author: Rudolf Steiner

Author: Rudolf Steiner

5 lectures, Dornach, Switzerland, October 10-25, 1914 (CW 287), Translated by Frederick Amrine, Introduction by John Kettle

Author: Dennis Klocek

Author: Magdalene Siegloch This book traces the story of the first eurythmist, Lory Maier-Smits, with artistic care and loving detail. The author describes her early exposure to anthroposophy; her training under Rudolf Steiner from 1912; the first perform

Eschenbach is the first medieval poet to represent a character who has to win his way through trial and error, from ignorance to wisdom, and from fascination with the world of the senses to recognition of higher realms of experience. In this sense he is r