P. Silex

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

1 album/17 artworks – Other then some artworks I was unable to find more about P. Silex, which is most likely a pseudonym.The book L’ecrin du rubis ou les Délices des dessous was illustrated by Silex, the front cover is from a different artist. The same book was also illustrated by Cheri Herouard and by Daniel Girard. See all albums for this book via the dedicated page.

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