POSTER 56x76cm SEMPE PARIS PONT NEUF

An undisputed master of humorous drawings, Sempé has published around forty albums of drawings since 1962, marvelously translating his tenderly ironic vision of our failings, masterpieces of humor. Sempé is one of the rare French designers to illustrate the covers of the very prestigious magazine The New Yorker. He is represented by La Galerie Martine Gossieaux. Will we ever get tired of Paris? Jean-Jacques Sempé constantly revisits the famous corners of the capital, taking a new and poetic look at the city, like an eternal discovery. The end of the Île de la Cité here becomes the bow of a ship, behind which the statue of Henri IV, the buildings of Place Dauphine, the Cathedral of Notre-Dame and the Sainte Chapelle rise in a pile undifferentiated. A little piece of the world, without its world….