Berthet
Berthet PHILIPPE BERTHET PIN-UP Pin-up (Vol. 1), Dargaud 1994 Original page no. 15. Signed. India ink on paper 34 × 44 cm (13.39 × 17.32 in.) This is a key page from the album that pays homage not only to “pin-ups”—those lovely women pinned up in G.I.s’ quarters—but also to Milton Caniff, the creator of *Terry and the Pirates* and the greatest American cartoonist of his time. The innocent Dottie, who agrees to pose for the artist Milton (who signed the poster shown here), meets Poison Ivy, who—though she doesn’t know it yet—will become her on-paper rival. *Pin-Up* is a series of great visual ingenuity, with dialogue finely crafted by writer Yann.
Berthet PHILIPPE BERTHET PIN-UP Pin-up (Vol. 1), Dargaud 1994 Original page no. 15. Signed. India ink on paper 34 × 44 cm (13.39 × 17.32 in.) This is a key page from the album that pays homage not only to “pin-ups”—those lovely women pinned up in G.I.s’ quarters—but also to Milton Caniff, the creator of *Terry and the Pirates* and the greatest American cartoonist of his time. The innocent Dottie, who agrees to pose for the artist Milton (who signed the poster shown here), meets Poison Ivy, who—though she doesn’t know it yet—will become her on-paper rival. *Pin-Up* is a series of great visual ingenuity, with dialogue finely crafted by writer Yann.
