an image of a drawing of a person ' s face with a tear coming out of itdrawing of an eye with a tear coming out of ita drawing of a bird flying over a group of birdsdrawing of a man ' s face with a tear coming out of his eyean image of a box with a picture of a cat inside of ita book with a picture of a man and a woman sitting on a plane
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25 - Ronald SEARLE (1920–2011)
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Estimate €200 - €300
Description
Ronald SEARLE (1920–2011) ‘Duck Tears’ Indian ink, 33 x 25 cm (frame 43 x 35 cm), signed lower right and inscribed lower left: ‘For my friend Marcel Haedrich – Paris, 18 November 1968’. Included is the book ‘Ces merveilleux fous volants dans leurs drôles de machines’ (Those Wonderful Madmen Flying in Their Funny Machines), drawings by Ronald Searle. Published by Stock, 1965. British cartoonist and illustrator for the satirical magazine *Punch* and the newspapers *Tribune*, *Sunday Express* and *News Chronicle*. He also contributed to the American magazines *The New Yorker* and *Life*, and the French newspaper *Le Monde*. He inspired several Hollywood films and books, for which he designed the posters. In 2007, France honoured him with the Legion of Honour. From the collection of Marcel HAEDRICH (1913–2003) and passed down through his descendants. A star journalist in the mainstream press, a writer (30 books), an inventive and creative man who, in 1944, founded the first newspaper of liberated France, *L’homme libre*, launched *Samedi Soir* upon the Liberation, and edited *Marie-Claire* ”… High-resolution photos: https://bit.ly/hdv-lausanne Exhibition: LA SALLE, 20 rue DROUOT, 75009 PARIS Thursday 8 October and Friday 9 October 2026, 10.00–18.00 Live auction behind closed doors, 1004 LAUSANNE – SWITZERLAND: Monday 12 October 2026, 2.00 pm Lot collection with no delivery charges in PARIS, LYON, MARSEILLE and LAUSANNE a few days after the sale. Or dispatch from FRANCE at the buyer’s expense via the carrier of their choice.
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