French born Sempe is a newspaper cartoonist. His first collection of drawings appeared in 1962 : “Rien n’est simple” (Nothing is simple). This was followed by about thirty more, all humurous masterpieces beautifully reflecting his tender and ironic vision of our flaws and those of the world around us. He is one of the greatest French cartoonists since over forty years. Sempé is one of the rare cartoonists to have illustrated the covers of the very prestigious “New Yorker”, and is currently entertaining millions of readers in “Paris Match”. Material: Tintoretto art paper (300 grams) Size: 40 x 50 cm including mount, image size is 30 x 42 cm Mounted, not framed (framed image shown for illustration purposes only) An Image Republic certificate of authenticity can be found on the back of each print