Jean-Claude Claeys

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Jean-Claude Claeys was born in 1951 in Paris. After some advertising work, he focused on making comics in 1975. He made his comics debut with 'Jonathan Foolishbury', a series about a curious private investigator published in Mormoil magazine. In 1977, he followed up the film noir theme in 'Whisky Dreams' (Ed. du Cygne), and later, in 'Magnum Song' (À Suivre, 1978) and the 'Lüger et Paix' series (in Métal Hurlant, 1986). Claeys made 'Paris Fripon' for the Editions du Fromage in 1981, which was followed by two portfolios…Comiclopedia
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Primary marketplace
Belgium
  1. 47Belgium
  2. 45France
  3. 8Europe
Type of sale
  1. 81Non-auction sources
  2. 19Auctions
Auctions
  1. 35Artcurial
  2. 29Millon
  3. 11Huberty Breyne
  4. 8Catawiki
Non-auction sources
  1. 47Huberty Breyne Gallery
  2. 38Galerie Glénat
  3. 82DGalleries
  4. 4Art Maniak
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