Derrière Le Miroir (Behind the Mirror) was a legendary French art magazine created by the famous art dealers Aimé and Marguerite Maeght in 1946, running 200 issues uninterruptedly for 36 years (until 1982).
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DLM paired essays and poems with original color lithographs that were created and signed by the top artists of the day showcased at the Maeght Gallery in Paris. It is a unique snapshot of the evolution of twentieth-century Parisain art since the historic days immediately after WWII.
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Lovingly curated, the magainze was both an exhibition catalogue for the Maeght shows as well as a source for artwork created specifically for the publication and offered at a lower price by masters such as Braque, Chagall, Miró, Matisse, Giacometti, Kandinsky, Chillida, Picasso, and many others.
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The Château Cramirat Collection is a treasure trove of art and design by philosopher Anna Ravitzki and designer Dan Alexander, housed in a 12th-century Templar landmark in the Valley of Mankind, Périgord, France.
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Maeght, Aimé and Marguerite (editors). Derrière Le Miroir. Palazuelo, No. 74, Mar 1970; No. 217 Jan. 1976 Monory;
