Une Brève histoire des lignes. Proche et Moyen Orient almost indefinable nature of the

almost indefinable nature of the joy of living probably explains the rarity of this notion in philosophy and

the text and illustrations of this catalogue follow the four major stages which mark the evolution of silverware

Jacques Guichebard est né en 1944 et a mené une carrière de peintre en parallèle de celle d'enseignant en arts plastiques à l'Université de Rennes 2 (portrait ©Christophe Rey)

What was their story

Une Brève histoire des lignes. Proche et Moyen Orient almost indefinable nature of theWherever they go and whatever they do, humans draw lines: walking, writing, drawing, or weaving are activities in which lines are omnipresent, as are the use of the voice, hands, or feet. In A Brief History of Lines, English anthropologist Tim Ingold lays the foundations for what could be a "comparative anthropology of the line" and, beyond that, a true anthropology of graphic design. Supported by numerous case studies (from the singing paths of