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Of course, if you live in Europe, this book is easier to find than in the States. Here is a link to a page where you can, in a cyber-clicky-mouse-way, page through some of the book to get a flavor for the scope of imagery.
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Above: a screenshot of that page, with a gatefold of Bosc cartoons. BTW, Alain Damman has a wonderful site devote to Bosc here.
A very big hat tip to Claude Haber for passing this along! Thanks, Claude!
2 comments:
Hey, thanks for the link. Those cartoons are awesome.
Yeah, it sure looks like a wonderful addition to one's cartoon book library!
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