Philip Guston and Philip Roth. The Irony of History.

From October 14th 2025 to March 1st 2026, the Musee National Picasso-Paris will present an exhibition dedicated to the American painter Philip Guston, bringing together a group of figurative works and drawings made by the artist responding to to Philip Roth's book Our Gang (1971). The exhibition will also show the satirical verve of Guston's painting as well as a form of political commitment rooted in his discovery of Picasso's Guernica, surrealism and Mexican muralism in the late 1930s. Supported by the Philip Guston Foundation and the artist's daughter Musa Meyer, who have entrusted the museum with the Nixon drawings series, as well as never-seen-before works, the exhibition will offer a precise look at Guston's work from the 1940s to the end of his life. In total, the book will feature around 150 works by Guston as well as the 73 drawings, along with Philip Roth's text. SELLING POINTS: . A dialogue between the political paintings of Philip Guston and the satirical verve of his friend, Philip Roth . Includes 150 works by Philip Guston . Published to accompany an exhibition at the Musee National Picasso-Paris, from October 14th 2025 to March 1st 2026 200 colour illustrations