Gerard Philipe Economisez

A portrait in black and white of Gerard Philipe, the french movie icon of the post War era. The drawing is made with doodles, black ink on paper. More than doodles theses are comics drawings illustrating the high moment of the charming and charismatic Actor. Plenty of details, if you look closer, you will see inside :

• Cannes in 1922,  a well-off family
• His father wants him to be a Jurist but Gerard decide to become an actor
• acting lessons in Paris
• The sum of the letters of his name and surname equal 13 : a lucky number
• First Success with playing in "Sodom and Gomorrah"
• Refusing to work for Germans, he joins the resistance and FFI
• He played Le Cid by Pierre Corneille, and burried with the costume of Don Rodrigue
• "Fan Fan the Tulip" with Gina Lollobrigida
• Died in 1959 from cancer
  

Hand-drawn and printed on matt art paper. Easy to frame, this hand-signed and numbered print will be a great "hard to find" gift!

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- Hand-signed and hand-numbered at the front
- Open Edition giclée print.
- Printed on high quality 210 gsm paper or 120 gsm for rolled pictures
- Frame not included
- Fast processing, i go to the post office every day.