DAVID B. (né en 1959)L’ascension du Haut MalEncre de Chine pour la planche 5 du volume 6 de ce récit autobiographique. 43x30,5 cm. L’Association, 2003. L’ascension du haut mal est l’un des parangons de la bande dessinée autobiographique du tournant du - photo 1
DAVID B. (né en 1959)L’ascension du Haut MalEncre de Chine pour la planche 5 du volume 6 de ce récit autobiographique. 43x30,5 cm. L’Association, 2003. L’ascension du haut mal est l’un des parangons de la bande dessinée autobiographique du tournant du - photo 1

DAVID B. (né en 1959)L’ascension du Haut MalEncre de Chine pour la planche 5 du volume 6 de ce récit autobiographique. 43x30,5 cm. L’Association, 2003. L’ascension du haut mal est l’un des parangons de la bande dessinée autobiographique du tournant du

Lot 14
12.11.2020 08:00UTC +00:00
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€ 4 800
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Lot 14 | DAVID B. (né en 1959)L’ascension du Haut MalEncre de Chine pour la planche 5 du volume 6 de ce récit autobiographique. 43x30,5 cm. L’Association, 2003. L’ascension du haut mal est l’un des parangons de la bande dessinée autobiographique du tournant du
Estimate value
€ 5 000 – 7 000
DAVID B. (né en 1959)
L’ascension du Haut Mal
Encre de Chine pour la planche 5 du volume 6 de ce récit autobiographique.
43x30,5 cm.
L’Association, 2003.

L’ascension du haut mal est l’un des parangons de la bande dessinée autobiographique du tournant du XXIème siècle. David B, l’un des membres fondateurs de la maison d’édition L’Association, y retrace sa vie familiale auprès d’un grand frère épileptique et de parents s’étant tournés en désespoir de cause vers des gourous et charlatans pour aider leur fils. Dans cette page, très caractéristique de l’approche de l’auteur, son langage graphique si spécifique met en lumière la rage de l’artiste et son incarnation physique. Une vraie leçon de contrastes.
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