Gregor

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

2 albums/17 artworks – There is not much I was able to find about this artist signing his work with the name Gregor, other then the fact that in the 1950s, the 16 numbered pictures of Gregor’s Bizarre Honeymoon were sold by mail order by Gargoyle Sales Corporation of New York City. Some artworks do remind of the works from Bernard Montorgueil, the story itself shows resemblance to Steffi und ihr Gatte. Gregor ←

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