Born in Paris, Georges Bigot debuted as an illustrator in La Vie Moderne in 1880. He then lived in Japan for a while, where he cooperated on the satirical weekly Tobal. Back in France, he began collaborations with Le Chat Noir, Le Rire and Le Gil Blas Illustré. For 1904, he chronicled the Russian-Japanese war in L'Illustration. He had a brief appearance in the comics field, with 'La Vie d'un Joueur ou les Apaches du Grand Monde' in L'Épatant in 1911. He then pursued a career as an illustrator for Les Romans Militaires, and La Baïonette.
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