Le Corbusier

“Artists, architects, historians and art lovers, as well as scholars, will encounter new dimensions to Le Corbusier through this penetrating analysis of the architect’s drawings.”—Anne Kugielsky, Antiques and the Arts Weekly

“Through the essays and illustrations, readers will discover how important drawing was to Le Corbusier’s overall creative process as an architect and urban planner and how 'drawing was naturally, from the very beginning, a tool for understanding the world.'”—Maine Antique Digest

“Thanks to this beautifully illustrated book by Danièle Pauly, artists, architects, historians and art enthusiasts will encounter new dimensions to Le Corbusier’s creative life among his drawings.”—Mardges Bacon, author of Le Corbusier in America

“Danièle Pauly’s brilliant survey of Le Corbusier’s drawings explores how the architect used drawings as inspiration for his paintings, but this beautifully illustrated book also shows how he used them to understand the world.”—Tim Benton, author of The Villas of Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret 1920-1930

“In decades of research, Danièle Pauly has become the most knowledgeable scholar of Le Corbusier’s drawings worldwide. Thanks to her penetrating analysis of their genesis and their rhetoric, she is able to reveal the multiple layers of meaning condensed in them.”—Jean-Louis Cohen, author of Le Corbusier: An Atlas of Modern Landscapes