Peter Gaymann is one of the most famous German cartoonists. His trademark are the chickens, which master the hurdles of daily life in a human manner at work, with his partner or family. Peter Gaymann creates his cartoons with fine ink strokes and astute punch lines. Each print in numerous books or magazines like Brigitte is based on a unique drawing. Gaymann illustrates the small and lovable weaknesses of man with a little wink, but so accurately that one cannot help but smile. The artist provides his astute jokes with homages to art, love or happiness itself. In his multifaceted work cycles, one encounters other protagonists of his works, such as cats or pigs, which in a mild way, aptly depict human traits and do not take themselves too seriously. Gaymann's drawings inspire with their picture-immanent optimism and let one or the other discover a little of himself in them.
