Jupes Courtes

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Illustrated Books, Comics & Magazines

2 albums/10 artworks – Jupes courtes avec une suite de lettres curieuses was published for the first time around 1920. Illustrators who were named for this book are G. Whips, Édouard Bernard, George Coutan and anonymous artists. So far I managed to find the art done by G. Whips and from an anonymous artist, I could not really determine the style and connect it to a known artist. Album 1 by Edouard Bernard (1920) Album 2, anonymous artist, could perhaps be G. Whips (1920) Juper Courtes ←

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