Bartey

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

1 album/11 artworks – This artist is really unknown to me, and it seems there is no info on him (or her) as well other then the book that was illustrated. I am not even sure if all the artworks in this book are done by the same artist but for now I just will file them under Bartey. The book Croisière Voluptueuse was published in 1935 and written by Max des Vignons, see it in the gallery below.

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