Copi - 'La Femme Assise' in Le Nouvel Observateur c 1965Copi (Raul Taborda Damanote Botana) - 'La Femme Assise' in Le Nouvel Observateur C 1965 Translatered the Woman in the Chair, This Strip Gives a Woman's Pont of View As Life Happens. the Ladies Discuss Whether Or Not Russians Have Violins in Their Restaurants. Raúl Damonte, Better Known Under the Pseudonym Copi, Was One of the Big French Cartoonists. He Stood Out For His Minimalistic Style And Unique Way of Storytelling. Born in Argentina in a Family with Italian Origins, He Was Raised in Uruguay And Studied in the United States. He Drew His First Humorous Cartoons in the 1950S For the Magazine Tía Vicenta. in 1962 He Moved To Paris, Where He Worked For Such Magazines As Tweety And Bizarre. in 1965 He Created 'La Femme Assise' in Le Nouvel Observateur, Followed By 'Les Poulets N'ont Pas de Chaise' in 1966. Copi Also Worked For the Magazines Hara-Kiri, Charlie Mensuel And Libération And Square Publishers. Besides His Work For France, He Worked For the American Market (Evergreen), the Italian (Linus) And the Spanish (Triunfo). in Addition To His Cartoon Activities, Copi Was a Novelist And a Playwright.
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