Léo Kouper

1926–2021 (age 95)

Biography

Léo Kouper was a French illustrator whose distinctive artistic style contributed to the visual landscape of twentieth-century French culture. His illustrations appeared in various publications and projects, showcasing his technical skill and creative vision.

Kouper's long career in illustration spanned nearly a century of life, during which he maintained his commitment to his craft. His legacy is preserved at Père Lachaise Cemetery, where he rests among France's cultural luminaries.

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