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Paul Mantes (1921-2004) Naval shipyard Gouache, ink and charcoal on paper, stamped with the studio's logo on the back, as well as colored set designs 76 x 54 cm A passion for drawing is almost inseparable from a vocation as an architect, but some take it a step further: like Piranesi... or Paul Mantes! The latter, with the ability to project into the future of good architects, illustrates with a sure stroke his sometimes dark, often highly technological vision of the future. A representation that can be found in post-apocalyptic cinema such as Mad Max, or in futuristic comics such as Yoko Tsuno or Valérian & Laureline.
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Paul Mantes (1921-2004) Naval shipyard Gouache, ink and charcoal on paper, stamped with the studio's logo on the back, as well as colored set designs 76 x 54 cm A passion for drawing is almost inseparable from a vocation as an architect, but some take it a step further: like Piranesi... or Paul Mantes! The latter, with the ability to project into the future of good architects, illustrates with a sure stroke his sometimes dark, often highly technological vision of the future. A representation that can be found in post-apocalyptic cinema such as Mad Max, or in futuristic comics such as Yoko Tsuno or Valérian & Laureline.
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