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Twenty Drawings is a brief but evocative art volume first published in 1919 that gathers twenty of Kahlil Gibran’s drawings, presented with an introductory essay by Alice Raphael. Rather than telling a conventional story, the book offers a visual meditation on beauty, the human form, spirituality, longing, and the dreamlike union of Eastern and Western artistic sensibilities that shaped Gibran’s work. Raphael’s introduction frames the images as expressions of Gibran’s inner philosophy, while the drawings themselves create a contemplative, symbolic experience that will appeal to readers interested in mysticism, poetic art, and the spiritual imagination behind the author of The Prophet. Includes a PDF of all 20 drawings.