The Death of Drawing
by David Scheer
David Scheer’s The Death of Drawing takes its title as an invitation to think deeply about drawing: its place, purpose, and significance. For readers interested in art, design, and education, this concise work opens a thoughtful conversation around a familiar yet enduring creative practice.
About This Book
The Death of Drawing is a book by David Scheer centered on the subject of drawing.
Its title presents drawing as a matter for serious reflection, raising questions about how the practice is understood and valued.
Suitable for readers interested in art, design, and education, the book offers an opportunity to engage with drawing as a subject of discussion.
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