MONSIEUR Z GRAND PRIX

MONSIEUR Z GRAND PRIX

Made in France Made in France
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2. and it's frame Frame
30x40cm
Passe partout
Frameless
Total
€40.83
40.83 €
Format
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Made in France

Our products leave our workshops within 8 working days.
The format 38x56 cm, 56x76 cm, 76x105 cm,
and 95x130 cm within 10 to 15 days

Delivery

Metropolitan France and Worlwide 

Image sizes

  • 22x22 cm - Drawing : 13x13 cm
  • 30x40 cm - Drawing : 19,4x27,2 cm
  • 40x50 cm - Drawing : 30,4x41,8 cm
  • 38x56 cm - Drawing : 32,6x50 cm
+3 cm of large white
  • 56x76 cm - Drawing : 50x70 cm
+3 cm of large white
  • 76x105 cm - Drawing : 75x100 cm
  • 95x130 cm - Drawing : 90x120 cm
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Monsieur Z

Richard Zielenkiewicz, better known under the pseudonym of Monsieur Z, is a French illustrator and graphist living in the South of France. He studied at Estienne School of Superior Graphic Arts and later gained a Master’s degree in computer generated images from the Marc Bloch University in Strasbourg. He worked as an Art Director for major communication and advertising agencies. He also worked as an Art Director for the press, including magazine makeovers. In 1998, he became an independent illustrator and started contributing to the following magazines: Wallpaper*, Vogue Japan, Casa Brutus, Monsieur, Elle, Cosmo, Esquire, etc. Today he is mainly known for his colourful, yet sleek illustrations inspired by Mid-Century design and architecture. He is the author of several animated TV series such as Ratz, Jet Groove .

The Monsieur Z Collection for Image Republic includes graphic and colourful illustrations, slender fifties pin-ups, travel invitations and modernised architecture, available in 30x40, 40x50 and 56x76 cm formats, in notebooks and postcards.