THE JOURNALS OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MODERN ART. —...
THE JOURNALS OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MODERN ART. — Children’s Drawings. Portraits of Friends (Miscellaneous).
Paris, Centre Georges Pompidou, spring 1990.
Quarto, paperback, cover illustrated with a sculpture by Alberto Giacometti.
Issue No. 31 of the journal *Les Cahiers du Musée national d’art moderne*.
A substantial issue devoted in particular to children’s drawings and friendships among artists, bringing together several original essays: Louis Clayeux, “Notes on Alberto Giacometti”; Jessica Boissel, “When Children Began to Draw”; Corinne Pencenat, “Modern Puppets and the Fragmented Painting”; Ludger Derenthal, “Max Ernst: Three Paintings of Friendship.”
The issue also includes book reviews, an interview with Martin Barré, and a study on Jacques-Louis Binet’s contemporary works in Parisian hospitals.
Numerous black-and-white illustrations throughout the text.
An interesting publication for the history of modern art, particularly for studies on Giacometti, Max Ernst, and the recognition of children’s drawings as a form of artistic expression.
Good copy, with some signs of wear and slight soiling on the cover.
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THE JOURNALS OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MODERN ART. — Children’s Drawings. Portraits of Friends (Miscellaneous).
Paris, Centre Georges Pompidou, spring 1990.
Quarto, paperback, cover illustrated with a sculpture by Alberto Giacometti.
Issue No. 31 of the journal *Les Cahiers du Musée national d’art moderne*.
A substantial issue devoted in particular to children’s drawings and friendships among artists, bringing together several original essays: Louis Clayeux, “Notes on Alberto Giacometti”; Jessica Boissel, “When Children Began to Draw”; Corinne Pencenat, “Modern Puppets and the Fragmented Painting”; Ludger Derenthal, “Max Ernst: Three Paintings of Friendship.”
The issue also includes book reviews, an interview with Martin Barré, and a study on Jacques-Louis Binet’s contemporary works in Parisian hospitals.
Numerous black-and-white illustrations throughout the text.
An interesting publication for the history of modern art, particularly for studies on Giacometti, Max Ernst, and the recognition of children’s drawings as a form of artistic expression.
Good copy, with some signs of wear and slight soiling on the cover.