HUNTING - POT WORKS FROM 1971 TO 1987. - Lot 793

HUNTING - POT WORKS FROM 1971 TO 1987. Jean Jules Chasse-Pot, pseudonym of Paul Rancillac, French sculptor, born and died in Paris (1933-2010). He created a collection of characters representing society, a society clothed in the trappings of the petit bourgeois: notary clerks, caricatured soldiers, the C.R.S., De Gaulle, lovers, ... his uncle and cousins... ... He also made a number of sculptures in tribute to Daniel Cohn-Bendit in 1969. He drew his inspiration from old toys such as toy soldiers, and old photos of his ancestors found in the attic of his family home in Haute-Loire. 72 pages - 24 x 16.8 cm - MONOGRAPH / CATALOGUE of the exhibition of his works at Galerie Fanny Guillon-Laffaille in Paris, from October 29 to December 12, 1987. article analyzing the work and extensive biography illustrated with previously unpublished and studio photos. 36 works presented, often full-page, named, dated and measured.