Drawn to Paper

This publication highlights significant works on paper by major European modernist figures. Drawn to Paper offers a unique glimpse into a private collection.

The publication Drawn to Paper presents a captivating collection of works on paper by some of the most influential figures in European modernism. This selection is particularly special as it is centered around a private collection that has remained unseen by the public since its acquisition in the 1970s and early 1980s. The works featured highlight the creative genius of mid-twentieth-century artists who shaped the Paris art scene, showcasing the unique styles and techniques that defined modernism during this vibrant period.

Among the notable artists included in Drawn to Paper are the American sculptor Alexander Calder, alongside renowned Spanish artists like Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí, and Joan Miró. The French artists Raoul Dufy and Fernand Léger also feature prominently, offering a diverse representation of the artistic movements that thrived in Europe during this time. Each piece in the collection tells a story, reflecting the individual artist's perspective and the broader cultural context of the era.

Accompanied by a fully illustrated format, Drawn to Paper includes a thoughtful prefatory essay as well as detailed catalogue entries that provide insight into each work's significance. This publication not only serves as a visual feast for art lovers but also as an important scholarly resource, contributing to the understanding of modernist art and its enduring legacy.