Philippe Weisbecker: Works in Progress - Weisbecker
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An exploration of the beauty of simplicity in our everyday life. The collected works of a master. Philippe Weisbecker is an artist and illustrator who currently divides his time between Paris and Barcelona, but who has spent most of his career in New York working with publications such as The New York Times. In recent years he has done many graphic design works in Japan, which have earned him a large following, as well. From Weisbecker's half a century of work, this book collects approximately 700 artworks, including never-before-seen rare pieces that showcase his iconic, characteristically…mehr

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An exploration of the beauty of simplicity in our everyday life. The collected works of a master. Philippe Weisbecker is an artist and illustrator who currently divides his time between Paris and Barcelona, but who has spent most of his career in New York working with publications such as The New York Times. In recent years he has done many graphic design works in Japan, which have earned him a large following, as well. From Weisbecker's half a century of work, this book collects approximately 700 artworks, including never-before-seen rare pieces that showcase his iconic, characteristically delicate drawings in pencil to rarely seen three-dimensional drawings. A supplemental feature on his atelier in Paris is an added bonus including 26 pages of his interview about his life, works and current lifestyle.
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Born March 2, 1942, Philippe Weisbecker was raised in France. Graduated from Ecole National Superieure des Arts Decoratifs, Paris 1966. From 1966 to 1968, he lived in Tunisia where he worked as head of the graphic department for the Tunisian Tourist Bureau. In 1968, he moved to New York and became a permanent resident of the United States. This is when he started a career in fine arts and illustration. In 1990, he became an American citizen. In 2006, he moved back to Paris, and is now sharing time between Paris and Barcelona.