POSTER 40x50 cm THE NEWYORKER 62 SEMPE THE BOY SAXOPHONE 1996 50843

Undisputed master of humorous drawings, Sempé has published around forty albums of drawings since 1962, perfectly reflecting his tenderly ironic vision of our failings, masterpieces of humor. Sempé is one of the rare French cartoonists to illustrate the covers of the very prestigious magazine The New Yorker. He is represented by La Galerie Martine Gossieaux. The prints are made on creation paper. They are mounted by hand in our Parisian workshop under Marie-Louise, dry-stamped, and laminated with a back. Each print is individually wrapped in a sleeve.