An exhibition is a statement, works, a museumography and a catalogue. A perfectly successful exhibition requires that the whole be. And the one presented by the Picardie Museum perfectly meets this requirement. The subject can be summed up in the source of the works: only drawings preserved in particular collections, and therefore for a large part unknown, even unpublished.
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An exhibition is a statement, works, a museumography and a catalogue. A perfectly successful exhibition requires that the whole be. And the one presented by the Picardie Museum perfectly meets this requirement. The subject can be summed up in the source of the works: only drawings preserved in particular collections, and therefore for a large part unknown, even unpublished.