Talk:Xavier Saint-Just

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This is the first wikipedia page I have created, I can't find any information on this artist anywhere so created the page in hope that someone else might. The creation page said I needed references so I just pointed to the books listed for sale online. His Bambi art was used in an add campaign for something years ago before I saw the book??? I'd like to know what exactly and anything else he's published

Abacusbox (talk) 13:14, 1 December 2008 (UTC)

Definitely difficult to find information on him. Possibly he used a pseudonym and was an artist of different style under his real name. The books seem to fetch a reasonable price, so I consider him notable - and will keep looking myself. Peridon (talk) 14:07, 1 December 2008 (UTC)

pseudonynms
The brief article on the Idbury prints gallery page, now in the reference list, says "...Luc Monod states that Xavier Saint-Justh is simply a pseudonym for the artist Gaston de Saint-Croix", I believe this is true, their style is almost similar except Saint Croix science fiction subjects while Saint-Just paints nature. I can not find any evidence of this or who Luc Monod is and wheather he is a reliable source. Also no wikipedia page exists for Saint Croix yet. Abacusbox (talk) 15:16, 11 November 2010 (UTC)

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