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CHARMING REPRINT OF A FRENCH CHILDREN\'S BOOK ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN 1928. FULLY IN FRENCH
On the illustrator and author: \"Benjamin Rabier (1864–1939) was a renowned French illustrator, comic artist, and animator known as a \"master of animal comics\" and creator of La vache qui rit (The Laughing Cow) logo. His work, characterized by a simple, expressive, and humorous style, heavily influenced artists like Hergé and Edmond-François Calvo. Famous for Gédéon the duck and Tintin-Lutin, he was a pioneer in early animation and children\'s book illustration.\"
On this book and its famous character: \"Benjamin Rabier, a renowned French illustrator, created a comic character named Charlot in the early 20th century, most notably featured in the 1928 picture book Charlot est un phénomène. This character, often featuring in books with black-and-white illustrations and sometimes titled as acrobatic adventures, was a distinct cartoon creation by Rabier, though the name \"Charlot\" is also famously used in France for Charlie Chaplin\'s Tramp character.\"
This 1981 Reissue was published by Garnier Paris - see listing photo showing the copyright information on the last page of the book. It is a faithful reproduction of the original published by \"Librairie Garnier Freres\" in 1928. The book is in VERY GOOD OR BETTER CONDITION. Glossy boards with light corner wear, little to no edge wear, a price sticker on back board. 16 clean and colorful pages.
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