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Roman Empire

Museum Shops

Aimants / Magnets

Mugs

Cartes postales

A dedicated offer for museum shops and cultural sites

I develop illustration collections specifically designed for museum shops and cultural sites, offering editorial and graphic objects with strong cultural value.

My illustrations, already widely validated by the public with more than 40,000 copies sold in bookstores, translate naturally onto the essential formats found in museum shops, while preserving their artistic and historical rigor.

Two graphic worlds structure this offer:

— black-and-white illustrations, based on precise line work and refined hatching,

— color illustrations, conceived for a more contemporary and immersive visual experience.

Each institution can thus benefit from unique or exclusive illustrations, adapted to its identity, permanent collections, or temporary exhibitions. These creations become genuine cultural objects, designed to differentiate and enrich the editorial and commercial offer of museum shops.

Magnets

An accessible and attractive keepsake, widely appreciated by the public

  • Available in black and white or color

  • Various formats: square, round, or rectangular

  • Existing series or bespoke creations

Mugs

When excellence in drawing meets everyday objects

  • Available in black and white or color

  • Production tailored to each site’s needs:

    exclusive limited editions or larger production runs

  • Durable objects conceived as vehicles for cultural dissemination

Postcards

The essential cultural object of museum shops

  • Existing series (Rome, Greece, Egypt)

  • Exclusive creations centered on your key works or themes

  • Available across postcards, mugs, magnets, or any other medium

Each collection can be produced as limited editions or in adapted volumes, according to the needs and ambitions of each venue.

The aim is to offer objects that are not merely souvenirs, but true extensions of the cultural experience, accessible, rigorous, and meaningful.

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