Family tree of Jean-Louis PESCH
Drawer, Cartoonist, Scriptwriter of comics
Born Jean-Louis POISSON
French cartoonist
Born on June 29, 1928 in Paris, France , France (95 years)
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Pesch has lived at Juvardeil, a little village in Anjou (France). There he learned to love nature and animals. His parents being both drawers, he discovered during his youth the works of several drawers, among them Maurice Cuvillier. He read from 1934 the Mickey magazine, Junior, Aventures, Robinson, Hop-là! and various albums. He decided to become a comics author and began to draw especially humoristic illustrations.
At 14, he passed the selective exam of applied arts school in Paris. During the war, he returned to Juvardeil to work in farming . In 1945, he got engaged in the navy for three years, then he work in animation. In 1950 he fonded an advertisement studio. He worked in magazines for children from 1954 in Capucine, Mireille, L'intrepide, Bernadette, Coeurs Vaillants, Ames Vaillantes, Fripounet et Marisette, Le Pelerin, Tintin magazine. In that time, he created many comics heroes and published some animal stories at Fleurus editions.
... Pesch has lived at Juvardeil, a little village in Anjou (France). There he learned to love nature and animals. His parents being both drawers, he discovered during his youth the works of several drawers, among them Maurice Cuvillier. He read from 1934 the Mickey magazine, Junior, Aventures, Robinson, Hop-là! and various albums. He decided to become a comics author and began to draw especially humoristic illustrations.
At 14, he passed the selective exam of applied arts school in Paris. During the war, he returned to Juvardeil to work in farming . In 1945, he got engaged in the navy for three years, then he work in animation. In 1950 he fonded an advertisement studio. He worked in magazines for children from 1954 in Capucine, Mireille, L'intrepide, Bernadette, Coeurs Vaillants, Ames Vaillantes, Fripounet et Marisette, Le Pelerin, Tintin magazine. In that time, he created many comics heroes and published some animal stories at Fleurus editions.
At 14, he passed the selective exam of applied arts school in Paris. During the war, he returned to Juvardeil to work in farming . In 1945, he got engaged in the navy for three years, then he work in animation. In 1950 he fonded an advertisement studio. He worked in magazines for children from 1954 in Capucine, Mireille, L'intrepide, Bernadette, Coeurs Vaillants, Ames Vaillantes, Fripounet et Marisette, Le Pelerin, Tintin magazine. In that time, he created many comics heroes and published some animal stories at Fleurus editions.
... Pesch has lived at Juvardeil, a little village in Anjou (France). There he learned to love nature and animals. His parents being both drawers, he discovered during his youth the works of several drawers, among them Maurice Cuvillier. He read from 1934 the Mickey magazine, Junior, Aventures, Robinson, Hop-là! and various albums. He decided to become a comics author and began to draw especially humoristic illustrations.
At 14, he passed the selective exam of applied arts school in Paris. During the war, he returned to Juvardeil to work in farming . In 1945, he got engaged in the navy for three years, then he work in animation. In 1950 he fonded an advertisement studio. He worked in magazines for children from 1954 in Capucine, Mireille, L'intrepide, Bernadette, Coeurs Vaillants, Ames Vaillantes, Fripounet et Marisette, Le Pelerin, Tintin magazine. In that time, he created many comics heroes and published some animal stories at Fleurus editions.
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