Auction Reports

FRANQUIN - Gaston, gag plate no. 486 published in Spirou no. 1545, November 23, 1967, and in the album "Un Gaffeur sachant gaffer" published by Editions Dupuis in 1969.

FRANQUIN - Gaston, Indian ink and wash illustration on drawing paper published in the "detente" section of Spirou no. 1729, June 3, 1971.

MANARA, Indian ink and gouache illustration depicting an erotic pose on a bed. This drawing is published in the collection "Sublimer le reel" by Editions Glenat in 2019 and in the book "Lettere di una monaca portoghese" by Editions Nuages.

HERGE - Tintin et Milou, set of two squares in Indian ink for the advertisement for the episode "Les Bijoux de la Castafiore" published in Tintin n°24, June 13, 1961

ROSINSKI - Thorgal, plate no. 22 in Indian ink from the episode "Les Archers" published by Editions du Lombard in 1985

MOEBIUS/JODOROWSKY - L'incal (John Difool), plate no. 16 in Indian ink from the episode "Ce qui est en haut" prepublished under the title "La Strategie des Meduses" in Metal Hurlant magazine no. 108, 1st. February 1985. It was published as an album by Edi

HERGE - Tintin and Snowy, panel no. 6 in Indian ink from the episode "Temple of the Sun" published in the February 19, 1948 issue of Tintin no. 8

PRATT (Hugo): Sonnets erotiques, double-page illustration (P°64/65) from this collection published by Editions Vertige Graphic in 1994

FRANQUIN - an iconic Indian ink composition by artist Franquin, who portrays himself through his favorite character, Gaston Lagaffe. The drawing was originally published in Spirou n°1928, March 27, 1975.

PRATT (Hugo) - La Macumba du Gringo, plate no. 34 in Indian ink and black felt-tip pen, published by Editions Dargaud in 1978

MANARA - large watercolor illustration of three women in lascivious poses, published in the first volume of the "Aphrodite" Artbook by Editions Humanoides Associes in 1999.

MARTIN (Jacques) - Lefranc, plate no. 56 in Indian ink from the episode "L'Ouragan de feu" published in Tintin no. 40 in 1959 and in an album published by Editions du Lombard in 1961.

MARTIN (Jacques) - Alix, plate no. 31 in Indian ink from the episode "La Griffe noire" ("The Black Claw") published in Tintin no. 50, December 10, 1958.

WILL - Tif et Tondu, plate no. 19 in Indian ink from the episode "Le Retour de Choc" published in Spirou no. 921, December 8, 1955, and in an album published by Editions Dupuis in 1957

LEDROIT: very large illustration in Indian ink and colored inks depicting a fairy surrounded by butterflies

TIBET - Ric Hochet, Indian ink plate no. 23 from the episode "Alerte! published in Tintin in 1974 and in an album by Editions du Lombard in 1976

HERGE - Tintin et Milou, set of illustrations in Indian ink and ecoline created for the Tintin cheese box in 1977

MOEBIUS - Le Monde d'Edena, plate no. 10 in Indian ink from the episode "Sur l'etoile" published by Editions Humanoides Associes in 1983.

MOEBIUS - Le Monde d'Edena, plate no. 15 in Indian ink from the episode "Sur l'etoile" published by Editions Humanoides Associes in 1983.

MANARA - large Indian ink and watercolor illustration of two women at the piano.