Gustave-Henri Jossot, also known as Abdul Karim Jossot (1866-1951), was a French artist, caricaturist, and writer, born in Dijon.
He is known for working on L'Assiette au Beurre (literally The Butter Plate), which was an illustrated French weekly satirical magazine with anarchist political leanings that was chiefly produced between 1901 and 1912. It was revived as a monthly for a time and ceased production in 1936.
In 1911, Jossot first travelled to Tunisia, where he would settle for the rest of his life and career, publishing in local magazines.
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Jossot, Gustave (1866-1951) - A bas les calottes 1903
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Jossot, Gustave (1866-1951) - Guignolet Cointreau 1898
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Jossot, Gustave (1866-1951) - Amieux Freres Sardines, Petits Pois, Champignons 1897
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