For several years now, Soledad has been collaborating with Image Republic, creating a very colourful collection of feminine illustrations.

For several years now, Soledad has been collaborating with Image Republic, creating a very colourful collection of feminine illustrations.

A real dog's time, ideal for a walk on the bridge of arts, celebrated by Brassens. Jean-Jacques Sempé, full of mischief and poetry, takes advantage of the Parisian mists to play with reality and models, when a Parisian and his dog are unaware that they are being followed by Henry IV on his horse. The Vert-Galant watches, like a benevolent ghost, under the towers of Notre-Dame and its now defunct arrow.

For several years now, Soledad has been collaborating with Image Republic, creating a very colourful collection of feminine illustrations.

Line up in pairs before going to class! Jean-Jacques Sempé conjures up our nostalgic memories of school, the smell of glue and hectic recess that always ends too soon with the strident ringing. Yet the seemingly disciplined students are surrounded by hundreds of tiny footprints, ephemeral witnesses to children's fun... white as snow.  

For several years now, Soledad has been collaborating with Image Republic, creating a very colourful collection of feminine illustrations.

For several years now, Soledad has been collaborating with Image Republic, creating a very colourful collection of feminine illustrations.

Saul Steinberg drew 87 covers for The New Yorker! The March 29th of 1976 cover is ranked 4th largest magazine cover of the second half of the 20th century by the American Society of Magazine Editors. On this "View of the World from 9th Avenue", Steinberg captures in a few tasty details the perception that New Yorkers at the time had of the rest of the United States and the world: desert, rock, Kansas City, Nebraska, Las Vegas, and beyond the Pacific, the silhouettes of Japan, China and Russia!

Please keep your soul as a child. This is what Jean-Jacques Sempé's drawings often seem to say, depicting mischievous little cherubs with a touching softness. Admire a tropical storm or stay caulked cautiously? A dilemma where wonder and curiosity should always prevail, at the risk of becoming as sad as the rain.

Under the mischievous guise of Jean-Jacques Sempé, the romantic solitary walker takes on the appearance of a tourist stranded on the dreary coast. Yellow oilskin, umbrella, pastic boots... the "panopluie" of the grey days has dethroned the summer swimsuit as a beach costume. Alone on his rock, remains to look for the horizon among the clouds, facing the bitterness.

For several years now, Soledad has been collaborating with Image Republic, creating a very colourful collection of feminine illustrations.