About the artwork
This sketch in black and white depicts a female figure with a raised fist, accompanied by the inscription "Vas y Jacquie". The line is simple, supple and expressive, characteristic of Wolinski's work, which favors clarity of expression over graphic virtuosity.
Expert opinion
This drawing is typical of Wolinski's work, which schematizes characters in everyday, political or intimate situations, using words and humor.
About the artist
Born in Tunis in 1934, Georges Wolinski is a French cartoonist, scriptwriter and comic strip artist, known for his corrosive humor, political commitment and joyful eroticism. He began publishing his first cartoons in Hara-Kiri in the late 1950s, before becoming a key figure in the French satirical press, collaborating with a number of newspapers including Charlie Hebdo, L'Humanité and Libération. Wolinski is famous for his politically and sexually engaged drawings. He combines provocation, tenderness and social criticism, adopting a simple, direct graphic style. He marked more than 50 years of press cartooning in France before becoming one of the victims of the Charlie Hebdo attack in 2015.
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