In Gaou 's collection
Chasseurs de scalps
Original Illustration
circa 1971
Mixed Media
16.5 x 22 cm (6.5 x 8.66 in.)
Added on 8/11/24
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Description
Superbe illustration en couleurs directes
Inscriptions
Non signée
Comment
La scène semble scindée en deux. En manque t'il une partie ? Quoi qu'il en soit, cette illustration, à priori non publiée, rappelle la couverture du journal Spirou 1689 (1970) qui servira ensuite pour l'album "Des bleus et des tuniques"(Dupuis, 1976)
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About Louis Salvérius
Louis Salvérius, who mostly signed his work Salvé, is known as the initial artist to draw the successful series 'Les Tuniques Bleues' ("The Blue Jackets", 1968) in Spirou. He designed the two protagonists, Blutch and Chesterfield and, despite drawing in a more humoristic style, still managed to captivate readers with his striking artwork. Unfortunately Salvérius died unexpectedly at an early age. His successor, Willy Lambil, reshaped the comic's graphic style and drew all next albums. As a result, the general audience is arguably more familiar with Lambil's version than Salvérius' one. Nevertheless, Salvérius and writer Raoul Cauvin built the foundations on which the popular series is grounded and which helped it become such a beloved best-seller from the start.
Text (c) Lambiek