Georges Pichard

[Convictedwoman]

L'Usine 2

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Can someone translate the books into English?

 

[pirog800]

L'Usine 2
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Can someone translate the books into English?

This one's my fovorite by Pichard. I own a paperback edition of it.

 

[Convictedwoman]

This one's my fovorite by Pichard. I own a paperback edition of it.

This one for sure has an interest storyline! Maybe you can summarize the plot in short to make those who don’t read French earlier to understand what happens?

 

[Dafnees]

From the comic book "L'Usine" ("The Factory")

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To see the whole series

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One of my teenage favourites .... what memories !!!!

Thanks for sharing and remember it

Dafnees

 

[ducon007]

I found nothing in CF on "Trois filles et leur mère" (Three Daughters and their Mother) by Pierre Louÿs, illustrated by Georges Pichard.
Am I right?

 

[ducon007]

I found nothing in CF on "Trois filles et leur mère" (Three Daughters and their Mother) by Pierre Louÿs, illustrated by Georges Pichard.
Am I right?


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And if I'm right, I should have the series pretty much complete.

 

[ducon007]

"Trois filles et leur mère", by Georges Pichard
Next 1

 

[montycrusto]

I like how Pichard uses dots on the female and longer marks on the male (to suggest hairiness?). I’ve never really got on with dot-shading, but this is very inspiring

 

[ducon007]

I like how Pichard uses dots on the female...

And it must have taken him a long time...!
Maybe he was an insomniac...

 

[montycrusto]

And it must have taken him a long time...!
Maybe he was an insomniac...

Or perhaps “un radoteur”

 

[ducon007]

Repeat post

Et merde !
Sorry !

 

[ducon007]

"Trois filles et leur mère", by Georges Pichard
Next #3 (that's better...)

 

[Greg Smith]

Pichard was undeniably the most prolific and dedicated sm merchant on the comic scene. I just wish I'd paid more attention in French class at school. I never got past 'avec mon uncle sur la train'

 

[ducon007]

"Trois filles et leur mère", by Georges Pichard
Next #4

 

[ducon007]

"Trois filles et leur mère", by Georges Pichard
Next #5

 

[montycrusto]

@ducon007 I don’t know this work, please be wary of posting any that include underage subjects!

 

[ducon007]

@ducon007 I don’t know this work, please be wary of posting any that include underage subjects!

Sorry! I wasn't paying enough attention and I made a screw up!

 

[montycrusto]

Sorry! I wasn't paying enough attention and I made a screw up!

Seems like you’ll need to be extra careful with this particular volume

 

[ducon007]

Seems like you’ll need to be extra careful with this particular volume

Oh yes! But now, as we say in French: "un homme averti en vaut deux" (a well-informed man is worth two)!

 

[ducon007]

Seems like you’ll need to be extra careful with this particular volume

And on reflection, I think that Pichard could probably not draw now what he drew in the 1980s !

O tempora! O mores!