Doisneau, Children Playing, 1956
The artist is by necessity a collector; he accumulates
things with the same ardor and curiosity [with which] a boy stuffs his pockets.
He borrows from the sea and from the scrap heap; he takes snapshots, makes
mental notes, and records impressions on tablecloths and newspapers—why one
particular thing and not another, he may not know at the time, but he is
omnivorous. He has a taste for children’s wall scrawling as appreciative as
that for prehistoric cave painting.
Paul Rand
Paul Rand
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