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Dans des images très classiques - presque sages - à la manière des images d'Epinal, Gérard Dubois rend finalement intemporelle et universelle la cruauté de nos chers enfants. Le texte se pose comme une énigme et interroge l’image et le lecteur. Un livre pour les «grands» enfants, un clin d'oeil amusant, un livre à offrir ! This small book is an ironic account of the small cruelties children are capable of. Each double-page image is accompanied by a short text that leaves it up to the reader to investigate further. The muted colours against the white pages lend the narrative a lightness of tone, making the collection seem like an illustrated notebook from a period out of time. 20180426_07_01.jpg 20180426_07_02.jpg 20180426_07_03.jpg 20180426_07_04.jpg

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Présentation de l'éditeur Dans des images très classiques - presque sages - à la manière des images d'Epinal, Gérard Dubois rend finalement intemporelle et universelle la cruauté de nos chers enfants. Le texte se pose comme une énigme et interroge l’image et le lecteur. Un livre pour les «grands» enfants, un clin d'oeil amusant, un livre à offrir !

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Gérard DuBois was born in France. He studied graphic design in Paris then crossed the Atlantic to live in Montreal, Canada.

Since he has worked as a freelance illustrator.

His work has appeared in major north american and european publications, among them The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Time, Newsweek, GQ, Rolling Stone, The New Yorker, Playboy, as well as more than twenty illustrated books.

His career has been profiled by Print Magazine , Communication Arts, Grafika…

His illustrations have been awarded in major contests for more than 25 years, from Communication Arts, American Illustration, SPD, Folio, AIGA, to Print. He received the Hamilton King Award and four gold medals from the Society of Illustrators. His book Enfantillages was awarded a Bologna Ragazzi Award.

His original art has been exhibited in Montreal, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Montreal, Toronto.