Silkscreen By Claire Wendling (Limited Edition Print)
Silkscreen By Claire Wendling (Limited Edition Print)
Silkscreen By Claire Wendling (Limited Edition Print)
Artist: Claire Wendling Medium: Limited edition Silkscreen print on Paper Size: 12" x 16" (300mm x 410mm) Date: 1994 Code: WendlingF1
This is a Limited edition print.
Claire Wendling is one of the most popular artists currently working in animation and comics. She is one of the few successful female artists to conquer both genres and her work is in constant demand both in Europe and the USA.
This is a superb limited edition silkscreen print of the very highest printing standard.
Produced in 1994 in France and limited to an edition of just 250.
Claire Wendling (born 6 December 1967; Montpellier, France) Claire Wendling is a French artist whose graphic novels, illustrations and prints have proved hugely popular in Europe and the USA during the past twenty years. Born in Montpellier, France, she studied for a BA in art and philosophy before enrolling at L'école des Beaux Arts d'Angoulême in 1989, During her final year she won the Alph'Art future prize at the Angoulême comics festival. That same year she began working for the French publisher Delacourt, contributing to the anthologies The Children of the Nile and Entrechats.
Her first graphic novel, Les lumières de l'Amalou [Lights of Amalou], written by Christopher Gibelin, was published in 1990. The second volume of the series won the Press Award at Angoulême in 1991 and she was further rewarded as Best Young Illustrator at Angoulême the following year for her covers for Player One magazine. In 1993 she illustrated a series of stamps, under the title 'le plaisir d'écrire' [the pleasure of writing] for the French Post Office and, in 1995, was one of the first illustrators invited by the CNBDI, Angoulême's museum of graphic art, to produce an image in the cement of the museum's forecourt.
With the completion of the Lights of Amalou series (five volumes published 1990-96), Wendling's next release was the graphic novel Iguana Bay (1996). She was then hired by Warner Brothers to work on their film The Magic Sword: Quest for Camelot and other projects, but spent only eight months with the Los Angeles-based animation studio before frustration over creative constraints led her to quit and return to France, where she continued her work on graphic novels, game design — she was involved in the designs for the computer game Alone in the Dark IV (2000) — and illustration. Her books include Desk (1999), Drawers (2001) and Daisies: Affogato all'Amarena (2010) as well as producing illustrations for various book projects, including the short story collection Sales petits contes [Dirty Little Stories], written by Yann (1997), Aphrodite (2000) and Vampires (2001). Numerous portfolios of her work have also been published.
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