DUBOUT 16 cartes postales humour efficacité...

16 postcards humour, efficiency of the masses, absurd situations... This pack contains sixteen postcards in colour and with captions, including: - 4 cards on the theme of holidays, representing beaches, visits, picnics and boat trips. - 3 cards on the theme of transport, representing crowded vehicles - 5 cards on the theme of hunting and fishing. - 1 card on the theme of seduction. Sartrouville, Les éditions du Moulin, 1957, 1958. Lot containing 16 postcards, all in colour, all with themes of outdoor activities, such as swimming, hunting, cycling, boating, fishing, travelling....In the majority of these 16 postcards, you will find a legend in black with a Dubout-style font. These legends will read: "We are coming to....", "Té! un poisson", "En visite à.....", "Sans légende", "Alors? On part?" and many other legends. Albert Dubout (1905-1976) was solicited as early as 1929 by Editions Kra, an audacious choice on the part of the latter who surprisingly entrusted him with the illustration of classical texts. A path that he would force him to follow in these aesthetic choices, sometimes forcing him to stick to the text. Dubout will notably assert that the work of "mirroring the text" done for "Clochemerle" did not please him. In contrast to the drawings he did for the newspapers, this editorial formula was close to his heart. "There was much greater freedom of means than in the tyrannical press cartoon. It is understandable, for example, that the always hasty deadlines of the newspaper editors did not suit this cartoonist who liked to represent a thousand different heads on his paper, to add new accessories and to constantly tweak them" (in MELOT Michel, "Dubout", Edition Michèle Trinckvel, Montrouge, 1979). "He is certainly one of the most influential artists of a whole generation of draftsmen and illustrators" (in Dubout.fr) and as such possesses recognizable characteristics such