Delivery service: colissimo Writer, French cartoonist, host of radio programs such as "Les Jeux du Cirque", "Les gens du voyage" or "Jeudi au cirque", Maurice Féaudierre alias Serge wrote numerous works between 1930 and 1963 on the his best-known titles remain "Vive le Cirque", "Panorama du Cirque", "La route des Cirques", Histoire du Cirque", "Amar, Roi du Cirque" or "Clowns de Paris". His books had the particularity of being illustrated by his own drawings because the author, among the different strings to his bow, was also a painter and illustrator. And during the Paris International Exhibition of 1937 he received a Grand Prize testifying to the quality of his pictorial work. Serge has also written for numerous publications such as "Le Crapouillot", "Comœdia" and "Les Nouvelles littéraires". He was also an eminent member of the “Salon de l’Araignée” created by Gus Bofa in reaction against the “Salon des Humoristes” which according to its creator bordered on mediocrity. An artistic and poetic witness to his time and the world of the circus, Serge exercised a thousand improbable professions such as sword swallower, crocodile tamer, socialite singer, ventriloquist and even fine teller... Legendary figure of socialite and Parisian life from another era Serge remains for some circophiles the worldly historian of the arts of the track Type: Watercolor Theme: Character