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LIVRAISON - Antoine Meurant

Signed by the artist. Limited edition of 200 copies.

A3 format. Digital printing on 300g paper.

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Because Artazart has loved illustration since it set up shop on the banks of the Canal Saint-Martin in July 2000, and because illustrators have put their trust in us, we are today launching a brand-new collection dedicated to illustration.

Many artists, young talents or established, don’t have a store, or don’t necessarily have the time to run one: Artazart Editions offers them visibility through a selection of one or more illustrations.
At the same time, Artazart aims to democratize illustrators’ creative offerings by offering the public unpublished signed works in limited editions of just 200 copies. All this at the ultra-affordable price of €32!

It’s an offer with diverse, and always unique, styles, in which you’re bound to find the next illustration to hang in your home!

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Antoine Meurant

Antoine Meurant is an illustrator who lives and works in Paris. As a child, he liked to spread out his crayons on his bedroom table, and spend whole afternoons in front of a quarter-size grape. Later, he naturally opted for an image-related profession, graphic design, before turning to illustration. Since then, he has worked with communications agencies, publishers and institutions. Spending hours at his windowsill, he observes the street scene, and Paris soon becomes an important subject in his drawings. Passers-by in the streets, scenes of daily life, drawings of architecture and emblematic elements: the City of Light comes alive under his pencil, in a style reminiscent of Belgian comics.