La Patronne, C'est La Vielle Ecole

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  • P1500-037
  • La Patronne, C'est La Vielle Ecole
  • Pencil Drawing for Madame Gore, Framed
  • Bob Meyer
  • France
  • 2001
  • Graphite and Colored Pencil on Paper
  • Frame: 20.5'' W x 24'' H
  • Image: 5.5'' W x 8'' H
  • $4000
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    • Gerard Mordillat, French novelist, filmmaker and television director was born in 1949. Known for his Marquise (1997), En compagnie d'Antonin Artaud (1993) and Vive la sociale! (1983), he is also a member of the select club des Papous dans lat tete de France-Culture. In his 2001 collaboration with American-born artist Bob Meyer, Mordillat published Madame Gore, a humorous and irreverent take on the despairs and misadventures of ''a woman of a certain age.''
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