The L Train, 2019
Etching and aquatint on Hahnemühle paperÉdition à 35 exemplaires
Signed and numbered by the artist
17.72 x 12.6 in (45 x 32,5 cm)
Réalisée à l'atelier René Tazé par Bérengère Lipreau, Paris
Sans Titre (Mains positives, Mains négatives), 2018
Black or blue Etching, aquatint and drypoint on BFK RIves paperÉdition à 35 exemplaires
Signed and numbered by the artist
30.71 x 44.88 in (78 x 114 cm)
Réalisée à l'atelier René Tazé par Bérengère Lipreau, Paris
Volare, 2018
Etching on BFK Rives paperÉdition à 25 exemplaires
Signed and numbered by the artist
25.59 x 19.69 in (65,5 x 50,1 cm)
Réalisée à l'atelier René Tazé par Bérengère Lipreau, Paris
Coffee corner, 2017
Etching and aquatint on BFK Rives paperÉdition à 35 exemplaires
Signed and numbered by the artist
25.59 x 19.69 in (65 x 50 cm)
Réalisée à l'atelier René Tazé par Bérengère Lipreau, Paris
Arbre Évolution 1, 2017
Etching on BFK Rives paperÉdition à 30 exemplaires
Signed and numbered by the artiste
12.99 x 15.35 in (33,3 x 39,2 cm)
Réalisée à l'atelier René Tazé par Bérengère Lipreau, Paris
David Prudhomme
Born in 1969 in Tours
Lives and works in Paris and Bordeaux
David Prudhomme studied comic book art at the Angoulême school.
David Prudhomme is a comic book artist. He creates fluid line drawings, in which he works with light and nuance. His style varies deliberately, depending on the scenarios, novels, and great works of literature, or sometimes relates to autobiographical elements. He collaborates with various comic book authors, notably Pascal Rabaté. Since 2010, his work has been recognized in France and internationally, and he has received numerous awards. In 2010, he won the Regards sur le monde prize at the Angoulême International Comics Festival, the Lire prize for best comic book of the year, the Ouest-France/ Quai des Bulles prize at the Saint-Malo festival, the prize for Best Comic Book Adaptable to Film at the Monaco International Film and Literature Forum, and the Best Foreign Edition prize at the Comicdom festival in Athens. In 2012, he received the Töpffer prize from the city of Geneva, and in 2021, the RTL Grand Prize for Comic Books.
David Prudhomme said: “Comics are the art of juggling with time.”