Description
Indian ink is a noble yet tricky medium. Whether used with a pen or brush, it can obscure, freeze, and even overpower a more delicate material like graphite. André Juillard, like many artists, especially comic strip creators, understands this well, though perhaps better than most. His inking style remains light, precise, and elegant, revealing the life present in the initial drawings without the disappointment that can come from trying to achieve a 'clean' finish. Prepare to be impressed as you delve into these striking drawings, they are truly a remarkable tribute to drawing. The images of faces, bodies, men, and landscapes come through with a powerful presence. It becomes clear graphic art, or the art of graphite, is a space for intimate revelation, highlighting the artist in a raw and authentic manner. Text in French. Out Of Print. Condition: Very Fine Minus. One soft bumped corner.
Product Details
Cover: Hardcover
Page Count: 434
Dimensions: 9.0 (w) x 12.0 (h) x 0.0 (d)

