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"In a notebook, on a scribbling pad, in the margin of a letter, on a paper tablecloth... these are sketched designs, rough diagrams or meticulous plans which express something fundamental: a thought at its moment of birth, a burgeoning which already contains a whole spiritual universe.\n\nDarwin, Freud, Descartes, Goethe, Klee, Nabokov, among others, have all left these \"thought pictures\" illustrative of thinking in action, a word not yet formulated but intensely present.\n\nThe pure expression of an internal thought process, these images were not intended to be published. To observe them - something made possible by this collection - is to penetrate to the very heart of what is perhaps the origin of thought.\n\nJean-Christophe Averty\nKostas Axelos\nAlfred Barr\nWalter Benjamin\nJoseph Beuys\nMerce Cunningham\nCharles Darwin\nRené Descartes\nAlfred Dreyfus\nPeter Fischli\nSigmund Freud\nJohann Wolfgang von Goethe\nThomas Hirschhorn\nFriedensreich Hundertwasser\nJohannes Itten\nLouis I. Kahn\nWilliam Kentridge\nPaul Klee\nFritz Lang\nHenri Langlois\nMark Lombardi\nJean Malaurie\nFilippo Tommaso Marinetti\nDimitri Mendeleïev\nJoseph Michel de Montgolfier\nVladimir Nabokov\nGeorges Perec\nRaymond Queneau\nPeter Rice\nPaul Ricœur\nClaude Simon\nPaul Valéry\nIannis Xenakis"
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