tabary造句

• After the death of Goscinny in 1977 Tabary continued with writing the character.
• Tabary won the Landscape Prize in 1944 from the National Museum, Washington, D . C.
• Tabary was survived by his wife, Jaqueline, and his 14-year-old daughter Marie.
• After Goscinny's death in 1977, Tabary continued to create " Iznogoud " albums.
• Jones traveled extensively with Tabary, including to the South of France, and they frequently painted each other.
• Her main source of inspiration was C閘ine Marie Tabary, also a painter, whom she worked with for many years.
• Tabary submitted Jones'paintings for consideration for jury prizes since works by African-American artists were not always accepted.
• Teaching art together in Washington, D . C ., Tabary and Jones established  The Little Paris Studio in 1945.
• The plans for the theatre were drawn up by Louis Tabary, a refugee from the French colony of Saint-Domingue ( Haiti ).
• When Goscinny died in 1977, Tabary eventually decided to carry on the work himself, just as Albert Uderzo did with " Asterix ".
• Tabary is shown complaining to Goscinny about going through this frustrating " reversal " work, and even threatens him with a gun, to convince him into making a non-reversed " translated " version.
• Tabary also was a member of art organizations on both sides of the Atlantic, belonging to the Washington Watercolor Club and Artists Guild of Washington ( US ) and Societe des Artistes Lillois ( France ).
• I am a big fan of Herge, Goscinny, Uderzo and Tabary comics ( Tintin, Asterix, Lucky Luke, Iznogoud, etc . ) for over 25 years, having discovered them as a teenager in India.
• In 1962 Tabary began a long-lasting collaboration with Ren?Goscinny, creating the series " Les aventures du Calife Haroun el Poussah ", first published in " Record " on 15 January 1962.
• In 1968 the series changed serial publication magazine to Goscinny's " Pilote " magazine . " Valentin le vagabond ", another series Tabary initially created with Goscinny, also appeared in " Pilote " since 1962.
• While the Goscinny period was characterized by " albums " comprising several short-length tales each, Tabary turned the series in a new direction, by dedicating every new album entirely to a single story, larger and much more detailed, usually revolving around a new unique concept.
• To complete the appearance of a bonafide in-universe biography, a Civil War-era style group portrait, featuring Blueberry, was included, ostentatiously recently discovered and from the hand of American artist Peter Glay, but in reality created by Pierre Tabary, a French book illustrator of some renown at the time.
• Tabary's own publishing label, at first named Editions de la S間uini鑢e, then 蒬itions Tabary, continues to publish Tabary work, ultimately albums in the " Corinne et Jeannot " series, and the most recent " Iznogoud " volume, " La faute de l'anc阾re " in 2004.
• Tabary's own publishing label, at first named Editions de la S間uini鑢e, then 蒬itions Tabary, continues to publish Tabary work, ultimately albums in the " Corinne et Jeannot " series, and the most recent " Iznogoud " volume, " La faute de l'anc阾re " in 2004.
• Tabary's own publishing label, at first named Editions de la S間uini鑢e, then 蒬itions Tabary, continues to publish Tabary work, ultimately albums in the " Corinne et Jeannot " series, and the most recent " Iznogoud " volume, " La faute de l'anc阾re " in 2004.