Drawing book

zīmējumu tradīciju. Lielai daļai viņa zīmējumu pamatā ir vērojums, nejauši fiksēta situācija, kas redzama uz ielas, pa tramvaja logu, veikalā. Dažkārt šajā situācijā nav nekā neparasta vai smieklīga, bet tā vienkārši autoram šķitusi interesanta vai saistoša. Tomēr tie nav tikai vērojumi un tos nevar tikai vērot — tiem ir ideja, un tie ir jāsaprot.

Grāmatas atvērumā ir dāvinājuma apsveikums (ne autora), bet savādāk grāmata kā jauna

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Drawing Book 213 Māris Bišofs Drawings

Māris Bišofs is a Latvian artist who has gained international recognition, with his works published in leading global press outlets such as The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, etc.
Māris Bišofs' drawings reveal his connection to various traditions — from the millennia-old tradition of book illustration to modernist art, which is directly and indirectly quoted in his drawings, and certainly also to the tradition of caricature and humorous drawings. Many of his drawings are based on observation, a randomly captured situation seen on the street, through a tram window, in a store. Sometimes there is nothing unusual or funny in this situation, but it simply seemed interesting or engaging to the author. However, these are not just observations, and they cannot be merely observed — they have an idea and must be understood.

On the book's opening page, there is a gift greeting (not by the author), but otherwise, the book is like new.