Le musée des tableaux imaginaires. Etrurie c The Roman period

c The Roman period

these two letters form a dialogue in which the Paul Andreu of today responds to the one of then

The cradle of our civilization

in the choice of the figurative as well as the abstract

Le musée des tableaux imaginaires. Etrurie c The Roman periodFrom Balzac to Houellebecqincluding Poe, Flaubert, Zola, Proust, Aragon, Claude Simon, and many othersmany writers have focused on inventing painter characters or meticulously describing paintings of their own invention. What might these imaginary paintings look like? This is the serious question this book asks, having fun reconstructing them using the tools of painting and computers. And by questioning the relationships these writers had with