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Updated: Apr 5 2021, 8:49 ET
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HERCULE POIROT is one of Agatha Christie s most famous characters - and he is still talked about to this day.
We have pulled together everything you need to know about him ahead of the ITV documentary Agatha & Poirot.
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Who is Hercule Poirot?
As one of Christie s most famous and long-lived characters, Poirot appeared in an impressive 33 novels, and 50 short stories.
Through his illustrious fictitious carrier he caught 28 men and 23 women, often seeing through false leads and framing attempts to discover the true murderer.
He is the product of combining two other fictional detectives names from the time period of the 1920s - Hercule Popeau and Evans Monsieur Poiret.
Who is Hercule Poirot, Agatha Christie s most famous character? – The Sun
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Artist Jolyon Fenwick launches Virus Classics, Penguin books reimagined for age of Covid
Jolyon Fenwick (1971-), Virus Classics (2020) Covers Sculpture (detail). Sculpture of 21 volumes. Edition of the 30. Signed, dated and numbered by the artist. Framed in tulip wood with museum glass, 73.5cm x 104.5cm in the frame.
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.- Virus Classics, a collection of sculptures and prints, is a sharply humorous response to the current state of affairs by artist, photographer and historian Jolyon Fenwick. Through this new collection he has created a lightly-satirical, black-humoured and, with luck, soon hugely nostalgic - graphic record of these extraordinary times.
Twenty-one spoof volumes, each mimicking the size and style of the paperbacks of The Penguin English Library, designed by Coralie Bickford-Smith, take some of our most treasured literary classics and give them a topical spin. Title plate and logo debossed, the artworks feel both hearteningly familiar and laden with sat