The title in the upper-left corner is missing, but the name Winninger is visible.
Pierre Wininger, born in 1950, began his career in comics in 1976.
He contributed to Charlie Hebdo and Circus (“Victor Billetdoux”). In 1979, he created “Le Jardin sanglant,” written by Henri Filippini, for Pilote; it was later published as an album by Dargaud. He then created “Nicéphore Vaucanson” for Okapi.
From 1987 onward, Wininger, who also illustrated children’s books, devoted himself to adapting numerous novels for Je Bouquine. He illustrated works by Oscar Wilde, Conan Doyle, Calvino, Carroll, Balzac, Faulkner, Shelley, Stevenson, Saint-Exupéry, du Maurier, Charlotte Brontë, and others.
Beautiful original comic art page, 1978, Pierre de Winninger, “La Pyramide oubliée” (The Forgotten Pyramid).