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Bernard Jean-Charles Verlhac, known by the pseudonym Tignous, was a French cartoonist. He was a long-time staff cartoonist for the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
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culture · French cartoonist (1957 – 2015) · cartoonist · caricaturist · editorial cartoonist · journalist · painter · illustrator · video game developer · also Tignous, Bernard Velhac, Bernard Verlhac
Born 21 August 1957 · Died 7 January 2015 · Q3528336
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L'indépendant: Tignous en cavale ! La mascotte la plus recherchée du Racing Club Narbonnais avant la demi-finale contre Carcassonne
heures: Exposition à Morges: Tignous est bien vivant
Le Figaro: Tignous et Jacques Chirac, les meilleures preuves d'une «amitié» de vingt ans
Le Monde.fr: Tignous, tendre subversif
Awarded victim of terrorism (2015).
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Linternaute.com: Tignous : son cercueil recouvert par des dizaines de dessins
Gala: L'épouse de Tignous: « C'est l'homme qu'il était qui faisait le dessinateur »
L'Humanité: Tignous, la joie de vivre et la révolte des combats
BFM Business: Charlie Hebdo: Tignous, mort d'un caricaturiste à l'humour percutant
Paris Match: Attentat à Charlie Hebdo - Tignous, mort d'un irréductible révolté
Died 2015-01-07.
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Career landmark: funeral.
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Published a book featuring cartoons of his signature pandas to benefit the French chapter of the World Wildlife Foundation, which called him "a friend of the pandas and the earth
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Awarded Prix France Info (2009).
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And then rejoined the weekly when it was reborn in 1992
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Born 1957-08-21.
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