by Laurent Fabius · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782070130399
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«Le Cabinet des douze» is an art history essay by Laurent Fabius, published by Gallimard in paperback (214 pages, in French).
Laurent Fabius brings together twelve works —actually a few more— that have contributed to 'making France': canvases and pastels by Le Nain, Quentin de La Tour, Ingres, Monet, Matisse, Picasso or Soulages, up to Hergé. Each image reflects an aspect of French history and identity, building a collective imaginary.
Published in 2010, it is part of Gallimard's 'Témoins de l'art' collection and received the Prix Montaigne de Bordeaux in 2011.
Aimed at readers interested in art history and French cultural identity.
