The Art Of Tidying Up | By Ursus Wehrli

Ursus Wehrli is a Swiis artist obsessed with cleaning up and order. After his two best-selling books on Tidying up Art (he deconstructs the works from famous artists) his latest book is called " The Art of Tidying Up" Mr. Wehrli finally puts the whole world in order. In the book,compulsive artist Wehrli sorts out things we encounter in everyday life, such as a pine branch, alphabet soup, or a parking lot. He organizes everything according to color, size, and shape.

Also check out these other fun books by Ursus Wehrli
- Tidying up Art
- Tidying up More Art

You can get these books in Europe here

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