Phaidon EditorsAnna Lovatt is Assistant Professor of Art History at Southern Methodist University, Dallas.

Financial Times, How to Spend It "Best New Art Books" February 2021"An exciting new collection from Phaidon sets out to prove that drawing is so much more than just a means to an end." - Elephant"The book and its numerous examples aim to show how drawing has been elevated over the past 50 years." - Design Week"[Vitamin D3] showcases the best of modern drawing." - i paper"The series continues to demonstrate the unique scope of medium - not necessarily as yet another exercise in disciplinary definition, but instead through the efficacy and diversity of mark making." - Burlington Contemporary

Phaidon EditorsAnna Lovatt is Assistant Professor of Art History at Southern Methodist University, Dallas.

Financial Times, How to Spend It "Best New Art Books" February 2021"An exciting new collection from Phaidon sets out to prove that drawing is so much more than just a means to an end." - Elephant"The book and its numerous examples aim to show how drawing has been elevated over the past 50 years." - Design Week"[Vitamin D3] showcases the best of modern drawing." - i paper"The series continues to demonstrate the unique scope of medium - not necessarily as yet another exercise in disciplinary definition, but instead through the efficacy and diversity of mark making." - Burlington Contemporary

Phaidon EditorsAnna Lovatt is Assistant Professor of Art History at Southern Methodist University, Dallas.

Financial Times, How to Spend It "Best New Art Books" February 2021"An exciting new collection from Phaidon sets out to prove that drawing is so much more than just a means to an end." - Elephant"The book and its numerous examples aim to show how drawing has been elevated over the past 50 years." - Design Week"[Vitamin D3] showcases the best of modern drawing." - i paper"The series continues to demonstrate the unique scope of medium - not necessarily as yet another exercise in disciplinary definition, but instead through the efficacy and diversity of mark making." - Burlington Contemporary