BD et modernité. Bretagne A subject of fascination for

A subject of fascination for centuries

- Scene 2: First opening of the naos

Thus the tomb-owner was apparently forced to change his name from Meryneith – with its reference to the now proscribed goddess Neith – into Meryre

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BD et modernité. Bretagne A subject of fascination forThis is the catalog of the eponymous exhibition at the Htel des Arts du Var, in Toulon, from October 12, 2019 to February 23, 2020. The book, like the exhibition, focuses on three periods. First, the 1960s and modernity, a sign of progress, whose elements of art and design can be found in Herg's Tintin, Edar P. Jacobs's Black and Mortimer, or Franquin's Spirou and Fantasio. Then, the 1980s and nostalgic modernity, with Druillet on one side depicting