Le blason de lichen. Architecture – Paysage from Matisse and Bonnard to

from Matisse and Bonnard to the surrealist heritage -

Bernard Charbonneau acquired the conviction that this century would be both – and for the same reasons – that of totalitarianism and the destruction of nature

this work offers a current

but also to his wife and to several generations of members of his family

It includes an index of proper names

Le blason de lichen. Architecture – Paysage from Matisse and Bonnard toJune and Phoebe camp for a few days in New England. Each moment of this stay corresponds to a stage of initiation into the secrets of things, places, and beings. Little by little, the nuances of the two young girls' personalities emerge: one seems turned toward others, toward language; the other toward the massive silence of a land that still constitutes a New World. In this gap, the text evolves in a way that seeks to escape the tyranny of clock