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Carnet de dessins Peggy
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Peggy sketchbook

For those who are artists at heart, are convinced of having been an artist in another life or have always dreamed of living bohemian in Paris, then the Peggy sketchbook is made for them. The benevolence of Peggy Guggenheim and the faith she had in each artist will rock them and make them draw in the Peggy sketchbook with multiple papers and New York cover. A sketchbook that will inspire them. Specifications: size 21 X 14.8 cm | components: 125g drawing paper, 90g kraft paper, 300g watercolor paper, 80g tracing paper, water green cotton yarn, 300g matte paper with “soft touch” lamination, | apparent binding | 128 pages Inspired by The name of this notebook is imbued with the lives of artists and the lives of collectors. It refers to Peggy Guggenheim, a famous New York collector and gallery owner. She is the niece of Solomon R. Guggenheim, the creator of the Guggenheim Museum in New York. They will be in disagreement all their life concerning the art and the choice of their acquisitions. She is also the daughter of Benjamin Guggenheim who will die on the Titanic. She arrived in Paris at the age of 23 and became friends with the sculptor Brancusi and with Marcel Duchamp. Thanks to their discussions and the advice they gave her, she opened a gallery in London under the name of “Guggenheim Jeune”. She will fight continuously for her gallery, especially with customs to import works. She becomes a collector “drunk with modern art”. During the war of 39-45 she will protect her collection in a castle in Grenoble and she will finance the trip to the United States of many artists fleeing the war and the Gestapo. In 1942, having fled the war in Europe, she opened her gallery in New York “Art of this century”. It will exhibit Rothko, Pollock, Paul Klee and many others. After the war she returned to Europe and set up her collection in Venice, in the Palazzo Venier Dei Leoni. The Peggy Guggenheim Museum opened its doors there in 1952. She died in 1979 near Venice. Peggy Guggenheim has been a valuable support to many artists. She was the one who discovered them, who exhibited them, who was their first buyer. Who better as aura for a sketchbook? Usage ideas It is the notebook of artists, whether they are designers, sculptors, painters, visual artists, etc. The plurality of its papers brings a plurality of practices, stimulates creativity and avoids lack of inspiration. His kraft paper will call their pencils, his watercolor paper their brushes, his drawing paper their charcoals and his tracing paper their imaginations. Their creativity will be expressed through its 128 pages and its binding will be a showcase for their achievements.

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