François Boucher. Fragments d'une vision du monde. Copte through their involvement and contribution

through their involvement and contribution to the production of this volume

These are shards of limestone or pottery

low-cost version of the facsimile of the 1947 edition is accompanied by an introductory essay by Stéphane Guégan shedding light on Matisse's choices and the links that unite the poet and the painter

This book presents for the first time a selection of nearly 130 of the most significant objects from this remarkable collection preserved at the Cernuschi Museum

the same one that haunted Rimbaud when he was striving to find the place and the formula

François Boucher. Fragments d'une vision du monde. Copte through their involvement and contribution