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AUTHEMAN Jean-Pierre:
L'Arlésien. "Actes Sud et Arles Magazine 1992.". "Ca. 80 n. n. pages. With a lot of b/w comic illustrations. Illustrated original soft cover binding. (A little used). 21x21 cm". "* Jean-Pierre Autheman (17 December 1946 26 October 2020) was a French comic book author and teacher in art, computer graphics school. He was also occasionally a novelist, illustrator, and cartoonist. After studying arts and letters, Autheman moved from Arles to Paris to try his luck as a designer. He made his debut in 1972 with the self-published comic strip Mémoires d'un Gardien de Phare. His friend, Georges Wolinski, who worked for Hara-Kiri, helped him publish comics in Charlie Mensuel, L'Écho des savanes, and Pilote. At the end of the 1970s, he became involved in the Rencontres d'Arles. In 1979, Autheman created the characters Condor and Vic Valence, whose first title, Une nuit chez Tennessee won Best Album at the Angoulęme International Comics Festival in 1987. He then began writing comics with more scarcity, with his last written comic coming in 2006, titled Zambada and illustrated by Éric Maltaite. He then became a professor of narrative image and screenplay design at the École des Nouvelles Images (formerly Supinfocom) in Avignon. Jean-Pierre Autheman died in Arles on 26 October 2020, at the age of 73. According to Guy Vidal, Autheman was a ""great screenwriter"". Pierre Desproges complimented his warm character. (Quelle Wikipedia)". Anbieter: Bestellnummer: 148061 Versandkosten: 2.80 EUR |
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