Jean de Brunhoff [SEP] cause of death
role she played in the genesis of the Babar story, many sources continue to refer to her as the creator of the Babar story.
After the first book" Histoire de Babar" ("The Story of Babar"), six more titles followed before Jean de Brunhoff died of tuberculosis at the age of 37. He is buried in Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris.
After Jean's death, his brother Michel de Brunhoff, who was the editor of French "Vogue", oversaw the publication in book form
Badou", Pom grows to become the father of Prince Babar II (known as Badou).
History.
In 1931, Jean de Brunhoff introduced Babar in "Histoire de Babar", and Babar enjoyed immediate success. In 1933, A.A. Milne introduced an English-language version, "The Story of Babar", in Britain and the United States.
Before his death in 1937, Jean de Brunhoff published six more stories. His son Laurent de Brunhoff, also a writer and illustrator, carried on the