THE COMIC ART OF JOSEPH HÉMARD: Acknowledgments & Suggested Reading
We thank the following people for their help in organizing and mounting this exhibit:
- Shana Jackson
Lillian Goldman Law Library
- Liliane McClenning
Lillian Goldman Law Library
- Emma Molina Widener
Adjunct Lecturer, Southern Connecticut State University
WORKS ABOUT JOSEPH HÉMARD
Hémard, Joseph. Joseph Hémard: A Short Autobiography. Paris: H. Babou & J. Kahane; New York: Brentano’s, 1929. “With a critical study by Marcel Valotaire, and a portrait of Hémard by Joseph Hémard.” “Bibliography of books illustrated by Joseph Hémard”: p. 41-[43].
“Joseph Hémard” (Lambiek Comiclopedia).
“Joseph Hémard” (Wikipedia).
Joseph Hémard. This website, in French, features a detailed timeline of Hémard’s life, photos of Hémard, a bibliography of 125 books illustrated by Hémard, and examples of Hémard’s paintings.
Katz, Farley P. “The Art of Taxation: Joseph Hémard’s Illustrated Tax Code”, Tax Lawyer 60:1 (Fall 2006), 163-172. Also available online.
Teissier-Ensminger, Anne. La fortune esthétique du Code civil des Français. Paris: Éditions La Mémoire du Droit, 2004.
Teissier-Ensminger, Anne. “La loi au figuré: trois illustrateurs du Code Pénal français.” In La Justice en images (Frédéric Chauvaud & Solange Vernois, eds. Paris: CREDHESS, 2004), 277-291.
POCHOIR
Vibrant Visions: Pochoir Prints in the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum Library
The Art of the Pochoir Book (University of Cincinnati, Archives and Rare Books Library)
“ ‘And then I drew for books’: The Comic Art of Joseph Hémard,” curated by Farley P. Katz and Mike Widener, is on display Sept. 15 - Dec. 15, 2012, in the Rare Book Exhibition Gallery, Level L2, Lillian Goldman Law Library, Yale Law School.
