Jean-Claude Pertuzé
Jean-Claude Pertuzé (11 September 1949 – 26 April 2020) was a French comic book artist, illustrator, and writer.
Jean-Claude Pertuzé
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- Name
- Jean-Claude Pertuzé
- Born
- 11 September 1949
- Birthplace
- Lectoure, France
- Died
- 26 April 2020
- Place of death
- Valence, France
- Occupation
- Comic book artist
- Full name
- Jean-Claude Fernand Pertuzé.
- Nationality
- France.
- Education
- Institut supérieur des arts de Toulouse.
- Known for
- Galipettes.
- Honours
- Prosper Estieu Prize.
- Languages
- French.
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Jean-Claude Pertuzé (11 September 1949 – 26 April 2020) was a French comic book artist, illustrator, and writer.
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Key facts
• Name — Jean-Claude Pertuzé • Born — 11 September 1949 • Birthplace — Lectoure, France • Died — 26 April 2020 • Place of death — Valence, France • Occupation — Comic book artist
Comics in the Press
Comics in the Press
• L’Ort vert, Haga (1974) • Métal hurlant (1978, 1979, 1980) • Les histoires de Papi Repapiol (1978–1980) • La Dépêche du Midi (1984) • Circus (1985) • Aventures de M. de Bistodénas (1986) • Tournesol • Les Clés de l’actualité
Exhibitions
Exhibitions
• En passant par la Gascogne (1979) • Le Robinson des Pyrénées (1995) • Les Ormes (2000) • BD Comminges (2011) • Le monde de Pertuzé (2014)
Identity
Identity
Jean-Claude Pertuzé is recorded as writer, illustrator and comics artist. Recorded at birth as Jean-Claude Fernand Pertuzé. Identity and origins. He also worked under the names Morburre and Pertu. His recorded language was French.
Life and career
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Life and career
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1949
Jean-Claude Pertuzé born at Lectoure.
2020
Jean-Claude Pertuzé died at Valence.
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Lectoure.
Birth place
Valence.
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Comic Books
Comic Books
• Contes de Gascogne (1977) • Les Chants de Pyrène (1981–1984) • Galipettes (1985) • Culbutes (1987) • Le Jour du Vignemale (1987) • Brassens, 1957-1962: l'Amandier (1990) • L'Apôtre Zéro (1993) • Capotages (1994) • La fille du Capitoul (2004) • Mirguette et Toustounet (2005) • Vignemale, l’autre jour (2011) • Black Mountain, Le Louglier (2013) • Voyage au centre des Pyrénées (2014)
Youth Publications
Youth Publications
• Le conte de Jean de l'Ours (1988) • Rampono (1993) • Les Petites Mains • Gros-Louis • Bos de Bénac • Dame Carcas • Trencavel • Pierrot et le secret des cailloux à feu (1999) • Malika la petite indienne (1999) • Julot sur le Canal du Midi (2001) • Activités Nature pour les 5-8 ans (2003) • Le Voleur de Temps • Mirguette et Toustounet (2005) • Petites Créations et récréations (2007) • Lire un conte à la carte (2012, 2013)
Illustrative Works
• E nos fotèm d'èstre mortals • Petite histoire de Toulouse • Sorcières et sabbats de Gascogne • Les Carnets de Bernadou • Chroniques démoniaques et drolatiques (1987) • La Révolution à Toulouse (1989) • Petite Chronique de la Boue (1990) • Panthéon Pyrénéen (1990) Robinson Crusoé dans les Pyrénées (1995) • Gascogne céleste (1999) • Gloires de Gascogne (2000) • les Nouvelles (2000) • A Bisto de Nas (2002) • Hilh de Pute Macarel (2003) • Caram! Aixo me mira (2004) • Amour courtois et Libertinage (2004) • La Bise et l'Autan (2005) • L'Herbier érotique (2005) • Contes, légendes et récits de la vallée d'Aure (2006) • Gascons à table (2007) • Sur les pas de Bladé (2008) • Contes populaires de la Gascogne (2008) • Mon sabot de verre (2008) • Contes, légendes et récits du Louron et des Bareilles (2009) • L'Anniversaire (2012) • Contes populaires du Languedoc (2012) • Traité du Fouet, ou Aphrodisiaque externe (2013) • Le Dernier Voyage (2015) • Le Guide des prénoms occitans (2015) • Destins croisés (1914-1918) (2016)
Awards
• Prix Prosper-Estieu (2006)
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