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Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Gregorius (s)

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus the woodgnome comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains one of these wonderful pen drawings of Gregorius, made for one of the Paulus the woodgnome publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work like this. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Gregorius (s)

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus the woodgnome comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains a beautiful pen drawing of Gregorius who just finished a fondue. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work like this. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Gregorius ()

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus de Boskabouter [the woodgnome] comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains one of these wonderful pen drawings of Gregorius, made for one of the Paulus publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work of this high quality. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - 2 original pen drawings of Gregorius the

Lovely drawings by Gregorius - Once half-frozen and once almost exploding with anger.At the top:“14 nov. ” and at the bottom references to the final publications.Exceptionally fine quality. This drawing captures the creative moment of this extraordinary artist. Used technique: ballpoint pen. It is hard to believe that Dulieu could sketch these strong figures without the possibility to make corrections.A preparatory sketch such as this one is actually closer to the core of creation than a finished illustration. In good condition. The drawing will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Paulus (s)

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus the woodgnome comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains an original pen drawing of Paulus, made for one of the Paulus the woodgnome publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work like this. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Paulus (s)

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus the woodgnome comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains one of these wonderful sketches of Paulus, made for one of the Paulus the woodgnome publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work like this. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Oehoeboeroe (s)

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus de Boskabouter [the woodgnome] comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains one of these wonderful pen drawings of Oehoeboeroe, made for one of the Paulus publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are capable of creating work of this high quality. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Pieter (s)

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus the woodgnome comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains one of these wonderful pen drawings of Pieter, made for one of the Paulus the woodgnome publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work of this high quality. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Eucalypta (s)

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus the woodgnome comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains one of these wonderful pen drawings of Eucalypta, made for one of the Paulus the woodgnome publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work like this. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of two moles (s)

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus the woodgnome comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains an original pen drawing of two moles, made for one of the Paulus the woodgnome publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work like this. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Paulus ()

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus the woodgnome comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains one of these wonderful pen drawings of Paulus, made for one of the Paulus the woodgnome publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work like this. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Paulus ()

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus de Boskabouter [the woodgnome] comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains one of these wonderful pen drawings of Paulus, made for one of the Paulus publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work of this high quality. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Paulus ()

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus the woodgnome comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains a wonderful original pen drawing of Paulus, made for one of the Paulus the woodgnome publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work like this. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of 2 Eikelmannetjes

Nice drawing of two acorn men, intended for the most famous book by Dulieu: “Paulus en de Eikelmannetjes”.- In good condition At the top of the drawing: “30 oct ”.This drawing captures the creative moment of this extraordinary artist. Used technique: ballpoint pen. It is hard to believe that Dulieu could sketch these powerful and expressive figures without the possibility to make corrections.A preparatory drawing such as this one is actually closer to the core of creation than a finished illustration. The drawing will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of an Eikelmannetje

Nice drawing of an Eikelmannetje.- Good condition. This drawing captures the creative moment of this extraordinary artist. Technique: ballpoint pen. It is hard to imagine how Dulieu could sketch these strong and expressive figures without the possibility to make corrections.A preparatory sketch such as this one is actually closer to the core of creation than a finished illustration. The drawing will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Paulus and

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus the woodgnome comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains one of these wonderful pen drawings of Paulus and Oehoeboeroe, made for one of the Paulus the woodgnome publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work of this high quality. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of chairs - Personal

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus the woodgnome cartoon character; from his adventures were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work. His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains a beautiful original pen drawing (personal work) of chairs. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work of this high quality. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Paulus, Pieter,

Lovely drawing featuring no less than 5 characters from the comic series.Exceptionally fine quality. Clearly visible is how Dulieu constructed his characters.This drawing captures the creative moment of this extraordinary artist. Used techniques: Rotring pen (= Indian ink applied with special pen). It is hard to imagine how Dulieu could sketch these strong figures without the possibility to make corrections.A preparatory sketch such as this one is actually closer to the core of creation than a finished illustration. In good condition. The drawing will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of fieldgnome Pieter

Lovely drawings of an inquisitive Pieter under a tree - In good condition.At the top:“Soest - 29 jan. ” and at the bottom a reference to the final publication.Exceptionally fine quality. This drawing captures the creative moment of this extraordinary artist. Used technique: ballpoint pen. It is hard to believe that Dulieu could sketch these strong figures without the possibility to make corrections.A preparatory sketch such as this one is actually closer to the core of creation than a finished illustration. In good condition. The drawing will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Eucalypta and

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus the woodgnome comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains one of these wonderful pen drawings of Eucalypta and Oehoeboeroe, made for one of the Paulus the woodgnome publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work of this high quality. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Oehoeboeroe and

Lovely drawing of Salomo and Oehoeboeroe, playing with a bottle of magic potion.At the top of the drawing:“8 dec ” and at the bottom a reference to the final publication.Exceptionally fine quality. This drawing captures the creative moment of this extraordinary artist.Light-brown spots on bots sides of the paper. Unobtrusive.Used technique: ballpoint pen. It is hard to believe that Dulieu could sketch these powerful figures without the possibility to make corrections.A preparatory sketch such as this one is actually closer to the core of creation than a finished illustration. In good condition.The drawing will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of fieldgnome Pieter

Lovely drawing of Pieter under the trees - Good condition.Dated at top: “Soest, 29 juli. ”.Exceptionally fine quality. This drawing captures the creative moment of this extraordinary artist. Technique: ballpoint pen. It is hard to imagine how Dulieu could sketch these strong figures without the possibility to make corrections.A preparatory sketch such as this one is actually closer to the core of creation than a finished illustration. Condition: Good.The drawing will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of fieldgnome Pieter

Lovely drawing of a suspicious Pieter under a “Boeboom”. Exceptionally fine quality. This drawing captures the creative moment of this extraordinary artist. Technique: ballpoint pen. It is hard to imagine how Dulieu could sketch these powerful and expressive figures without the possibility to make corrections. A preparatory sketch such as this one is actually closer to the core of creation than a finished illustration. The drawing will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Pieter, Oehoeboeroe

In the Second World War, Jan van Oort () created the Paulus de Boskabouter [the woodgnome] comic character; from the adventures of Paulus were published in newspaper Het Vrije Volk. Van Oort called himself Jean Dulieu (French translation of Jan van Oort). Eventually, around daily strips would be made between and . In addition to these newspapers publications, Paulus also appeared in a large number of magazines and children's books, in colour and in many countries. Jean Dulieu received many awards for his work and is considered among the three foremost Dutch illustrators of his time, together with Marten Toonder and Hans G. Kresse. Dulieu was an all-rounder, a versatile artist with unlimited talent and skills who always aimed for the highest quality in his work.His sheer virtuosity, skills and talent kept pace with his pursuit of perfection. For his drawings Dulieu made many sketches - usually in pen and ink - in order to find the perfect composition, proportion, facial expressions and posture.This lot contains one of these wonderful pen drawings of Pieter, Oehoeboeroe and Gregorius, made for one of the Paulus publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Only the greatest artists are able to create work of this high quality. A true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing of Paulus, walking -

Lovely drawing of a walking Paulus.In good condition.Exceptionally fine quality. Clearly visible is how Dulieu constructed his characters.This drawing captures the creative moment of this extraordinary artist. At the bottom of the drawing is a reference to the final publication.Used technique: ballpoint pen. It is hard to imagine how Dulieu could sketch these strong figures without the possibility to make corrections.A preparatory sketch such as this one is actually closer to the core of creation than a finished illustration. In good condition. The drawing will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

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