News — Asterix
My Asterix screenprints invade Paris
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Asterix invades Paris – in the form of my screenprints of the little Gaulish warrior. A gallery in the heart of the French capital is mounting a solo show of my Asterix screenprints next week and hundreds of posters, pictured, will be plastered around the place to announce the fact. The show is within a (hearty) […]
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Comic Art solo shows in Paris and Devon
Posted by John Patrick Reynolds on
Comic Art is mounting two solo exhibitions over the Christmas period – the first in the centre of Paris, to showcase my Asterix screenprints and the second in Devon, at the Brook Gallery in Budleigh Salterton, where some two dozen of my largest prints will be on show. The details are below, in case you’re in […]
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Comic Art hits the East End
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Comic Art is coming to the East End. My screenprints will be exhibited at Spitalfields Arts Market from Thursday (November 3) until Sunday (November 6), from 9am – 5pm each day. The exhibition of about a dozen artists is held on Market Street, between Brushfield Street & Crispin Place, London E1 6AA. We’ll be showing – all […]
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New: Three Asterix screenprints
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My latest trio of Asterix screenprints shows the little Gaulish warrior in three characteristic poses and they’re now available in my standard size (26 x 19cms). One shows him urging his friends forward (‘En avant!,’ Asterix cries; ‘Let’s go!’ or ‘Forward!’), the second with his pals Obelix and the hound Dogmatix (Idéfix in French). and […]
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Asterix’s battle cry
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Can there be a more representative image of Asterix than this one, urging his friends into action with an urgent battle cry? My latest trio of Asterix screenprints shows the little Gaulish warrior in three characteristic poses. One shows him urging his friends forward (‘En avant!,’ Asterix cries; ‘Let’s go!’ or ‘Forward!’), the second being […]
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