author
A. (Auguste) Vimar
1851–1916
Best known for lively animal scenes and spirited children's illustrations, this French artist brought wit and movement to every page. His work ranged across painting, sculpture, drawing, and book illustration, giving his stories a playful visual charm.
2 Audiobooks
Clown, the Circus Dog
by A. (Auguste) Vimar
The Curly-Haired Hen
by A. (Auguste) Vimar
About the author
Born in Marseille in 1851, Auguste Vimar was a French painter, sculptor, draftsman, and illustrator. He built a reputation for expressive animal imagery and for illustrations that felt warm, busy, and full of character.
Vimar worked across several forms, but he is especially remembered for illustrated books and stories for younger readers. Library and reference records connect him with titles such as Clown and La poule à poils, and with illustrated editions of classic fables and tales.
He died in Marseille in 1916. Even now, his pictures stand out for their energy and humor, making him an appealing figure for listeners and readers who enjoy classic illustrated storytelling.