This publication explores the intersection of avant-garde art and children's design. It showcases toys, books, and furniture created by prominent avant-garde artists during the first half of the twentieth century. The book highlights how these artists applied their innovative artistic principles to objects intended for children, challenging conventional notions of both art and childhood. The collection demonstrates a unique period where artistic experimentation directly influenced the design of everyday objects for young people.

This catalog, accompanying an exhibition at the Museo Picasso in Málaga, presents a fascinating look at how avant-garde artists translated their innovative ideas into objects for children. The collection of toys, books, and furniture designed by these artists offers insight into a unique creative period. The publication serves as a valuable resource for understanding the influence of modern art movements on design for younger audiences. It highlights the playful yet sophisticated approach taken by artists in engaging with childhood.