Nationality French Role Comics artist Name Jean-Marc Reiser | Awards full list Area(s) artist, writer Movies Vive les femmes! | |
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Pseudonym(s) Reiser (J.M. Roussillon, Jiem, in his early career only) Notable works Gros DegueulasseVive les Femmes | ||
Reportage sur jean marc reiser a charlie hebdo
Jean-Marc Reiser ([ʁɛzɛʁ]; April 13, 1941 – November 5, 1983) was a French comics creator.
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- Reportage sur jean marc reiser a charlie hebdo
- Jean marc reiser und der skandalose strich
- Biography
- Awards
- References
Jean marc reiser und der skandalose strich
Biography
A prolific cartoon artist from 1959 until his death, Reiser made his debut in the publication La Gazette de Nectar for the Nicolas winery. His works are to this day controversial, with some people enthusiastically endorsing them, and others loathing them. At a 2004 exhibition of his works in the Centre Pompidou, the entrance displayed the warning "Beware! Some of the exhibited pictures could hurt the feelings of several visitors."
He founded the Franco-Belgian comics magazine Hara-Kiri in 1960 together with Fred and François Cavanna. Reiser was known to attack taboos of all kinds. Hara-Kiri was banned in 1970 by the French Minister of the Interior for allegedly mocking the recently deceased Charles de Gaulle. Reiser subsequently published his drawings in the follow-up magazine Charlie Hebdo and several other publications. In 1978 he won the Grand Prix de la ville d'Angoulême. He died on November 5, 1983 in Paris, of bone cancer.
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