approx. 1960.

Pen drawing from approx. 1960. -- Sheet dimensions: approx. 31x21cm. Signed. -- well preserved. 1960. Signed. -- in good condition. Original design dated around 1960. The cartoonist Louis Frick was a prolific illustrator of humorous contributions in numerous French publications from the 1930s onwards. His works appeared in, among others, "Marianne" (33), "L'Avant-Garde" (34), "La Flèche" (34-35), "Friday" (36-37), "Greetings" (38-39), "Messidor" (38-39), and "Le Canard Encha'iné" (34-40). His clean, precise style gained great popularity and made him a well-known figure in his time. After WWII, he continued his career as an illustrator at "Le Hérisson" and at "Képi Blanc," the latter being a monthly magazine of the Foreign Legion, in which he had served earlier. Additionally, he primarily worked as a jewelry designer. || The cartoonist Louis Frick was a prolific illustrator of humorous articles in numerous French publications from the 1930s onwards. His works have appeared in, among others, "Marianne" (33), "L'Avant-Garde" (34), "La Flèche" (34-35), "Friday" (36-37), "Greetings" (38-39), "Messidor" (38-39) and "Le Canard Encha'iné" (34-40). His clear and precise style enjoyed great popularity and made him a well-known personality of his time. After the Second World War, he continued his career as an illustrator at "Le Hérisson" and at "Képi Blanc". The latter was a monthly magazine of the Foreign Legion, in which he had previously served. In addition, he worked mainly as a jewelry designer.

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