Jean-Jacques Sempé, the French cartoonist known in America for children’s book illustrations and for covers for The New Yorker portraying tiny, gentle people with big noses at poignant moments ...

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The show, which runs to Feb. 11, includes 300 original drawings from Sempe's career, which has produced thousands of cartoons and more than 40 albums, translated into 25 languages.

French cartoonist Jean-Jacques Sempe, who won international acclaim with a series of more than 100 drawings for the covers of The New Yorker magazine, has died at the age of 89.

Over the course of his storied career, Jean-Jacques Sempe became a fixture on the newsstands of New York, illustrating more than 100 covers of the prestigious New Yorker magazine.

Cartoonist and children's book author Jean-Jacques Sempé created his own world far from the traumas of childhood for his protagonist "Nicholas." The master is now 85.

Cartoonist Jean-Jacques Sempe, whose simple line drawings captured French life and won international acclaim on the covers of New Yorker magazine, has died on Aug.11, 2022. He was 89.

Sempé didn't just leave his mark on the pages of the New Yorker and in the hearts of the public. On the corner of 9th Avenue and 47th Street in Manhattan, a giant half-faded fresco on the back of ...

The show, which runs to Feb. 11, includes 300 original drawings from Sempe's career, which has produced thousands of cartoons and more than 40 albums, translated into 25 languages.