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For sale - Gigi Portrait Jeune Fille de 15 Ans Chapeau Manteau Vert , Peinture Originale Signée - Original Illustration
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Gigi Portrait Jeune Fille de 15 Ans Chapeau Manteau Vert , Peinture Originale Signée

Original Illustration
circa 1970
Mixed Media
Encre et Gouache
25 x 29 cm (9.84 x 11.42 in.)
Au Contour du Jaune de 20 X 29 Cm .
Price : 400 €  [$]
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Description

Une Jolie illustration de Gigi aux Encres de Couleurs et Gouache , Dessin Signé .

Inscriptions

L'original n'est pas signé mais il y a Le Tampon a Droite de Robert Gigi

Comment

Robert Gigi pour une Belle illustration Pour un Magazine ( je ne me souviens Plus Lequel ) .
pour sa Série une Jeune Fille de 15 Ans .
Provient de La Succession de ce Grand Dessinateur qui nous a Quitté en 2007 .
avec Portrait de La Jeune Fille avec Chapeau ,Etc..., Dessin Réalisé a La Peinture .
il y a Quelques Petites Marques ( suite au Retrait d'un mauvais encadrement ou Marie Louise Collée ).
= Voir images jointes .

Voir mes Autres Dessins et Planches Originales de Robert Gigi ( Agar , Scarlett Dream , Etc...) .
Le Port est a Rajouter , en Colissimo Carton Fort Ou Remise Possible sur Paris ( me Contacter ) .
Merci.

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About Robert Gigi

Robert Gigi began working in the art studio of Raymond Poïvet while he was a student at a university. He created his first comic in the year of 1948. He called himself Bob Gigi as an alias as a comic illustrator. He worked for the Paris-Graphic press agency that was also known as Fabiola. He also worked for the magazines L'Aurore and Les Aventuriers d'Aujourd'hui. He eventually joined the Société Parisienne d'Édition (SPE) in the year of 1951 and continued to stay in the publishing house until the year of 1980. When he was a part of the Société Parisienne d'Édition, his works were published in L'Épatant, Fillette, and Pschitt Adventures. He started a fantasy series in the year of 1970 that was called Agar. This series was published in Il Corrieri dei Ragazzi. In the 1980s, Robert Gigi began to work as a comics teacher at the School of Fine Arts in Angoulême. In the year of 1991, Gigi retired and began sculpting. After a long illness, Robert Gigi died in the year of 2007.