Alika Lindbergh

Alika Lindbergh

Alika Lindbergh, born Monique Dubois on December 23, 1929, in Liège, Belgium, is a multifaceted artist, author, and illustrator. She is also known by her former name Monique Watteau. Lindbergh gained recognition in the fantasy and science fiction genres, particularly for her contributions to cryptozoology through her artwork, often working alongside her former husband, the cryptozoologist Bernard Heuvelmans.

Lindbergh's artistic career includes a variety of creative works, such as illustrations for books on cryptozoological subjects and her own writings. Notably, she authored books like Nous sommes deux dans l'arche and Le testament d'une fée. Her work often explores mystical and fantastical themes, combining her artistic talents with her literary pursuits.

In addition to her individual accomplishments, Lindbergh was married to Scott Lindbergh, the son of the famous aviator Charles Lindbergh, further embedding her in a legacy of notable figures. Throughout her life, Lindbergh has continued to produce art and literature that resonates with both the fantastical and the deeply human aspects of experience.

Her work remains influential, particularly in the realms of fantasy art and cryptozoology, where she brought a unique perspective through both her visual and written contributions.