Jacques de Loustal, journeys to the antipodes

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“At the antipodes”, Jacques de Loustal, Strait of Magellan, P27.

Credits: Editions La Table Ronde

By: Jean-François Cadet Follow

52 min

Jacques de Loustal presents his travel diary: “Aux Antipodes”, published by La Table Ronde editions.

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Jacques de Loustal started his career by publishing illustrations in the magazine “Rock and Folk”.

He has become a big name in comics.

He returns today for a travel diary, between real and imaginary.

More than 200 drawings, oils and watercolors, which take us from Patagonia to Iceland, from Florida to the Canaries via Italy, Greece and Brazil.

"Aux Antipodes", signed Jacques de Loustal, has been published by editions de la Table Ronde.

Extracts from Jacques de Loustal's travel diary "Aux Antipodes"

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On the menu of this Café Gourmand:

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attended

Gluck's most famous opera house.

A version for all audiences, entitled

, staged with puppets by visual artist and puppeteer Valérie Lesort at the Opéra Comique.

Light, moving and poetic.

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presents “Les Orageuses” by Marcia Burnier, published in the Sorcières collection, published by Cambourakis.

Seven women: Lucie, Mia, Léo, Nina, Louise, Lila and Inès, all victims of rape, come together in a sort of gang to get their heads out of the water and to take revenge.

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direction Lille designated world capital of design for 2020. She succeeds Turin in Italy, Seoul in South Korea, Helsinki in Finland, Cape Town in South Africa, or Mexico City in Mexico.

Visit of 4 exhibitions.

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offers a foretaste of “Go”, Théodora's first album.

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