Le blason de lichen. Architecture – Paysage from Matisse and Bonnard to

from Matisse and Bonnard to the surrealist heritage -

Chapter 1: Invocations to the Muse

his wife Bella read aloud to him the Fables

but also to his wife and to several generations of members of his family

It includes an index of proper names

Le blason de lichen. Architecture – Paysage from Matisse and Bonnard toJune and Phoebe camp for a few days in New England. Each moment of this stay corresponds to a stage of initiation into the secrets of things, places, and beings. Little by little, the nuances of the two young girls' personalities emerge: one seems turned toward others, toward language; the other toward the massive silence of a land that still constitutes a New World. In this gap, the text evolves in a way that seeks to escape the tyranny of clock