'L'Oncle du Tchad'.
When Frédéric-Antonin Breysse left school in 1923, he became an apprentice lithographer. Eight years later, he worked for a printer in Lyon, making posters and commercial prints. In 1940, he moved to Paris, where he was employed by the publisher Fleurus. By 1952, he was chief of the department of design. Apart from this, Breysse made comics, starting in 1945 in the first issue of the magazine Message aux Coeurs Vaillants.
'Oscar et Isidore'. Dutch-language version, in which the song 'In Holland Staat Een Huis' is referenced.
Breysse created the characters Oscar Hamel and his dog Titus, who were soon joined by cousin Isidore. The series 'Oscar et Isidore' became a success. In addition to this series, Breysse has contributed to Fripounet, Ima and the collection Belles Histoires et Belles Vies. Breysse's graphic style is reminiscent of Hergé and Jijé. He died in September 2001.
'Oscar et Isidore'. Dutch-language version.