contents 7 BEST OF THE BEST 172 SEYMOUR CHWAST 342 ANTOINE HELBERT 514 ROBERTO PARADA 13 DIE ALLERBESTEN 180 JOE CIARDIELLO 348 JOHN HENDRIX 520 C.F. PAYNE 19 LA CRÈME DE LA CRÈME 186 TAVIS COBURN 354 JODY HEWGILL 528 HANOCH PIVEN Steven Heller 192 JOSH COCHRAN 360 BRAD HOLLAND 534 EDEL RODRIGUEZ 198 BRIAN CRONIN 366 PAUL HOPPE 540 GRAHAM SAMUELS 26 JORGE ALDERETE 204 PAUL DAVIS 372 PATRICK HRUBY 546 YUKO SHIMIZU 32 JORGE ARÉVALO 212 JEAN-PHILIPPE DELHOMME 378 MIRKO ILI 554 SHOUT 38 MARSHALL ARISMAN 218 VANESSA DELL 386 JEREMYVILLE 560 PETER SÍS 46 LISEL ASHLOCK 224 DAVID DESPAU 392 KAKO 568 OWEN SMITH 52 ISTVAN BANYAI 230 PETER DIAMOND 398 MAIRA KALMAN 574 SIMON SPILSBURY 60 JUSTIN BARTLETT 236 CHRISTINA DREJENSTAM 406 KAREN KLASSEN 580 MARK SUMMERS 66 GARY BASEMAN 242 EBOY 412 ANITA KUNZ 586 SHARON TANCREDI 74 BILLIE JEAN 248 DANIEL EGNÉUS 418 RONALD KURNIAWAN 592 GARY TAXALI 80 GUY BILLOUT 256 CATALINA ESTRADA 424 MICHAEL KUTSCHE 598 MIKE THOMPSON 86 TIM BISKUP 262 GIANLUCA FOLÌ 432 ZOHAR LAZAR 604 ERIC TRANCHEFEUX 92 CATHIE BLECK 268 CRAIG FRAZIER 438 DANIEL LIM 610 JEREMY TRAUM 98 JÖRG BLOCK 274 GEZ FRY 444 LIZ LOMAX 616 YURY USTSINAU 104 JULIA BRECKENREID 280 CHRIS GALL 450 TARA McPHERSON 622 RAPHAËL VICENZI 110 STEVE BRODNER 286 CARMEN GARCÍA HUERTA 456 GILDO MEDINA 628 AMANDA VISELL 118 NIGEL BUCHANAN 292 ANDREAS GEFE 462 SERGIO MEMBRILLAS 636 MARCO WAGNER 124 DANIEL BUENO 298 STÉPHANE GODDARD 468 CHRISTIAN MONTENEGRO 642 ALICE WELLINGER 130 JOHN JAY CABUAY 304 SOPHIE GRIOTTO 474 GABRIEL MORENO 648 EDWINA WHITE 138 BRIAN CAIRNS 310 OLAF HAJEK 480 JOE MORSE 654 AUTUMN WHITEHURST 144 DAVE CALVER 318 TOMER HANUKA 486 BARBARA NESSIM 660 OLIMPIA ZAGNOLI 152 CECILIA CARLSTEDT 324 FRED HARPER 492 CHRISTOPH NIEMANN 158 ANDRÉ CARRILHO 330 MINNI HAVAS 500 CHRISTOPHER O’LEARY 666 AGENTS INDEX 166 NICOLETTA CECCOLI 336 TONY HEALEY 508 DAN PAGE 680 IMPRINT 001-025_100_ILLUSTRATORS_HC_BU_LITHO_45532.IND7001-025_100_ILLUSTRATORS_HC_BU_INT_45532.IND7 4 4 30.11.1629.11.16 10:4517:52 001-025_100_ILLUSTRATORS_HC_BU_LITHO_45532.IND7001-025_100_ILLUSTRATORS_HC_BU_INT_45532.IND7 5 5 30.11.1629.11.16 10:4517:52.

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