Philippe Vuillemin (1958) Mirza Hatbox Parisienne Sales Jokes DONKEY And Dog

Description

Philippe VUILLEMIN (1958)
Preparatory drawing made for the television series
Dirty Echo Jokes
The donkey and the dog
Dimensions (work): 18.5x45 cm / Dimensions (support): 30x56 cm
Weight: 1650 g
PROVENANCE: "ROOSTER STUDIO" public auction on 03/21/2001. Paris (IXth)
Philippe VUILLEMIN
was born in 1958 in Marseille is one of the most talented of his generation. In 1995, he received the Grand Prize at the Angoulême international comic strip festival.
He started professionally in 1977 with a few short stories in the
Echo of the Savannahs
, magazine created by Marcel Gottlieb, dit Gotlib (born in 1934), Nikita Mandryka (born in 1940) and Claire Bretécher (born in 1940) all three from Pilote, a weekly comic strip magazine (from 1959 to 1989).
He collaborates with Hara-Kiri founded by Francois Cavanna (1923 - 2014), Georges Bernier alias Professor Choron, (1929-2005) and Frédéric Othon Théodore Aristidès dit Fred (1931-2013). This magazine will notably host Topor, Reiser, Gébé, Wolinski and Cabu and will become one of the flagships of the underground culture of the 1960s.
From the outset, Vuillemin makes people laugh to tears by the surprise of his line and the ferocity of his verb and upsets the conventions of comics.
It ensures the continuation, after Reiser and Coluche, of the series of
Dirty Echo Jokes
,
Echo of the Savannahs
and adapted for television from 1995 by Canal +
He notably collaborated with L'Hebdo, Zoulou, Grand Café, Zéro et Zoo and Charlie Mensuel.
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Philippe VUILLEMIN (1958)
Preparatory drawing for the television series Sales Blagues de l'Echo, The Donkey and the Dog
Dimensions (work): 18.5x45 cm / Dimensions (support): 30x56 cm
Weight: 1650 g
PROVENANCE: "ROOSTER STUDIO" public auction on 03/21/2001. Paris (IX)
Philippe VUILLEMIN was born in 1958 in Marseille and is one of the most talented of his generation. In 1995, he received the Grand Prize at the Angoulême international comic book festival.
He started professionally in 1977 with a few short stories in the Echo des Savanes, magazine created by Marcel Gottlieb, dit Gotlib (born in 1934), Nikita Mandryka (born in 1940) and Claire Bretécher (born in 1940) all from Pilote, weekly comic book magazine (from 1959 to 1989).
He collaborates with Hara-Kiri founded by Francois Cavanna (1923 - 2014), Georges Bernier alias Professeur Choron, (1929-2005) and Frédéric Othon Théodore Aristidès dit Fred (1931-2013). This magazine will notably welcome Topor, Reiser, Gébé, Wolinski and Cabu and will become one of the jewels of the underground culture of the 1960s.
From the outset, Vuillemin makes tears laugh with the surprise of his line and the ferocity of his verb and upsets the conventions of comics.
It ensures the continuation, after Reiser and Coluche, of the series of Sales Blagues de l'Écho, l'Echo des Savanes and adapted for television from 1995 by Canal +
He notably collaborated at L'Hebdo, Zoulou, Grand Café, Zéro and Zoo and Charlie Mensuel.
He started professionally in 1977 with a few short stories in theEcho of the Savannahs, magazine created by Marcel Gottlieb, dit Gotlib (born in 1934), Nikita Mandryka (born in 1940) and Claire Bretécher (born in 1940) all three from Pilote, a weekly comic strip magazine (from 1959 to 1989). He collaborates with Hara-Kiri founded by Francois Cavanna (1923 - 2014), Georges Bernier alias Professor Choron, (1929-2005) and Frédéric Othon Théodore Aristidès dit Fred (1931-2013). This magazine will notably host Topor, Reiser, Gébé, Wolinski and Cabu and will become one of the flagships of the underground culture of the 1960s. He collaborates with Hara-Kiri founded by Francois Cavanna (1923 - 2014), Georges Bernier alias Professeur Choron, (1929-2005) and Frédéric Othon Théodore Aristidès dit Fre