Twenty Drawings

Khalil Gibran's "Twenty Drawings" showcases a remarkable collection of his artwork, revealing his profound understanding of the human condition and the beauty of the human form. Accompanied by an introduction from Alice Raphael, the book highlights Gibran's significance as a poet and artist, known for exploring themes like justice, love, and mortality. Originally published in 1919, this modern edition preserves the original text and artwork, making it accessible to contemporary readers while celebrating Gibran's lasting impact on literature and art.