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For sale - Carrère Leo Loden Tonton Loco ULM Superbe illustration Dessin Original planche Crayon Festival BD Colomiers 1996 - Original Illustration
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Carrère Leo Loden Tonton Loco ULM Superbe illustration Dessin Original planche Crayon Festival BD Colomiers 1996

Original Illustration
1996
Pencil
29.7 x 21 cm (11.69 x 8.27 in.)
Price : 400 €  [$]
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Le superbe dessin original de Serge Carrère a la mine de plomb au format entier de 21 X 29,7

Description

Carrère pour Une Superbe illustration Crayon Festival BD Colomiers 1996 avec Tonton Loco de Leo Loden

Inscriptions

Signée en Bas S. Carrère 96 .

Comment

Serge Carrère pour sa Série Phare Leo Loden...avec Cette Belle illustration très fine a La Mine de Plomb .
ici avec Tonton Loco et un ULM , Superbe illustration Crayon Festival BD Colomiers pour Les 10 ANS .
pour L'Affiche du Festival BD de COLOMIERS en Tiré a Part ( ou en Ex-Libris ? ..., a confirmer ) .
Très Joli dessin Réalisé en 1996 , Très Fin , Très Travaillé sur Beau Papier épais .

Le Port est a Rajouter , en Colissimo Carton Fort Ou Remise Possible sur Paris ( me Contacter ) .
Merci.

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About Serge Carrère

Serge Carrère studied plastic arts in Aix-en-Provence, before he started out working in the advertising field. He turned to making comics in 1980, starting with some stories for Tintin and several fanzines. From 1983, he stated producing work for the magazine Mikado and the publishing house Milan. This included the series 'Coline Maillard' with Patrick Cothias, as well as the more realistic 'Rémi Forget' with Alain Oriol. In addition, he made 'Smok le Clown' with Gérard Moncomle in Fripounet (1986-88) and some short stories scripted by René Durand for Circus. He also continued the series 'Les Tristus et les Rigolus' in Pif for two episodes, and appeared in Spirou with 'S.O.S. Veto'. In 1992, Carrère teamed up with scenarist Scotch Arleston and created his most famous series, 'Léo Loden', for Soleil Productions. The series runs until today, and from 2006, the duo have assistance from Loïc Nicoloff for the scripts. Text (c) Lambiek