Trente Ans

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Illustrated Books, Comics & Magazines

2 albums/21 artworks – The book Trente Ans was written by René Michel Desergy. It was published in 1928 with artworks from Henry Schick, I am not sure about the amount, some say 4 artworks while other mention 8 artworks (and a few by a different unknown artist). In 1931 the book was published again, with art from N. Carman. Album 1 by Henry Schick (1928) Album 2 by N. Carman (1931) Trente Ans ←

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