dulieu jean paulus daily strip proof s

Dulieu, Jean - Paulus daily strip proof (s)

This lot contains a beautiful proof of a daily strip for publication in the newspaper. Perfect for framing. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Paulus the woodgnome - Original strip for

Beautiful Paulus strip from the early s, later reused for the book “Van Oela's en Oorkraaien”.With the old Paulus on each picture.The old numbering is still visible () and so is the old signature of Dulieu (it was deleted, but recovered without restoration), but also the new numbering (A-68) for the reissue.This is a unique opportunity to obtain a beautiful old signed Paulus strip.The strip will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original drawn and inked daily strip from

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. The watercolours that Dulieu made for this are all small works of art. 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 created the story “Paulus en de reis naar de Puntster” in . In the sixties the artist reused much of the original comic story for a ‘new’ series of stories that was published Het Vrije Volk. He renumbered the Puntster part S-1 to S-150.This lot contains an original drawn and inked daily strip from this story. Beautiful compositions and finely inked. Top quality work for the connoisseur. (Photo 2 also shows a book publication; it is not included in this lot.) Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original drawn and inked daily strip from

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. The watercolours that Dulieu made for this are all small works of art. 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 created the story “Paulus en de reis naar de Puntster” in .In the sixties the artist reused much of the original comic story for a ‘new’ series of stories that was published Het Vrije Volk. He renumbered the Puntster part S-1 to S-150.This lot contains an original drawn and inked daily strip from this story. Beautiful compositions and finely inked. Top quality work for the connoisseur. (Photo 2 also shows a book publication; it is not included in this lot.) Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original sketch Paulus and Krakras (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 and Krakras, 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 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 - Paulus the woodgnome - Children’s suit

This lot consists of a children's suit with a pierrot style collar. From the s. Still in fine condition. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Paulus the woodgnome - Children’s tapestry

This lot consists of a beautiful Paulus tapestry for the nursery. Perfect item to hang up a wall or to display in a showcase. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Portrait of Paulus -

Endearing portrait of a sad-looking Paulus.At the top of the drawing: “Soest, 4 aug ”.Exceptionally fine quality. This drawing captures the creative moment of this extraordinary artist. Used technique: black 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. The drawing will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Paulus enjoying the sunshine -

Touching drawing of Paulus in the forest, enjoying the sun.At the top of the drawing: “Soest, 19 juli ”.Exceptionally fine quality. This drawing captures the creative moment of this extraordinary artist. Used technique: black ballpoint pen. It is hard to believe that Dulieu could sketch these powerful 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 - Het Winterboek van Paulus -

Paulus's oldest book with colour illustrations. 64 pages with black-and-white illustrations and 12 unpaginated full-page colour illustrations. The pictures provide a good impression of this lot and show all the details.Condition: fair. Spots on cover and interior.Will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Camlet “Paulus flies a kite” - ()

In the s, when Paulus was immensely popular, all kinds of merchandising products emerged, the so-called “Paulus curiosities”. In three camlets with lovely Paulus images were created. These camlets were made from very thin pieces of wood, loosely interconnected with thread and rollable as a mat. At the top there were two small suspension holes with copper rings. Very beautiful. Because of the fragile material, most camlets have gone lost and it has become difficult to find them in good condition. The camlets were manufactured in very small numbers and came with two stamps: 1) on the front “Copyright Jean Dulieu” and 2) on the back a unique Patent number. This lot includes an original, more than 50 years old Paulus camlet in good condition (only a small piece of wood at the lower left is missing and a few tiny pieces of wood at the edges). Perfect item to hang up a wall or to display in a showcase. 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 - Paulus the woodgnome - “Happy Horse”

This lot contains a very fine and rare Paulus puppet from the s. The manufacturer is Happy Horse. Great Paulus the woodgnome curiosity. Condition: Very good, apart from some minor spots. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Original pen drawing - Paulus crawling

Lovely drawing of Paulus, angrily crawling through a rabbit hole. At the top of the drawing: “Arnhem - 20 nov. ”At the bottom a reference to the final publication.Exceptionally fine quality. This drawing captures the creative moment of this extraordinary artist. Please admire the details and the emotions on Paulus’ face.Technique: ballpoint pen. It is hard to imagine how Dulieu could sketch these strong 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 - Paulus the woodgnome - Original metal

Rare original printing plate of Paulus for the story “Paulus en Priegeltje”. Highly decorative item.The plate features Paulus, Priegeltje, Solomo and Oehoeboeroe.Will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. 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 watercolour - Paulus the woodgnome -

Click here to view this lot Size: cm.Beautiful original watercolour of Paulus the Woodgnome by Jean Dulieu.Always been framed and therefore in excellent condition.See photos for a personal impression.Shipping: careful and registered. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Paulus the woodgnome - Original metal

Rare original printing plate of Paulus for the story “Paulus en Priegeltje” or “Paulus en Poetepoet”. Highly decorative item.Will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Camlet “Paulus flies a kite” - ()

In the s, when Paulus was immensely popular, all kinds of merchandising products emerged, the so-called “Paulus curiosities”. In three camlets with lovely Paulus images were created. These camlets were made from very thin pieces of wood, loosely interconnected with thread and rollable as a mat. At the top there were two small suspension holes with copper rings. Very beautiful. Because of the fragile material, most camlets have gone lost and it has become difficult to find them in good condition. The camlets were manufactured in very small numbers and came with two stamps: 1) on the front “Copyright Jean Dulieu” and 2) on the back a unique Patent number. This lot includes an original, more than 50 years old Paulus camlet in good condition (only a few tiny pieces of wood at the edges are missing). Perfect item to hang up a wall or to display in a showcase. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Paulus de Boskabouter - Original bronze

In the early s three Paulus tiles were released:1) Paulus2) Oehoeboeroe3) EucalyptaThese tiles are virtually untraceable and extremely rare. This lot includes the original cliché of Oehoeboeroe, used in the early s to print the outlines of Oehoeboeroe on tiles, which were then filled with the right colours. This cliché comes directly from the relatives of the factory owner who manufactured the tiles at the time. Only one copy exists, and it is really special that it is put up for auction. Additional information: In printing, a metal printing plate known as a cliché was used for printing drawings. To that end the drawing was turned into a negative. This negative was placed on a metal plate on which a photosensitive layer was applied. By exposing the negative to light, the photosensitive layer hardened where the negative was transparent; where the negative was black the layer remained soft. The plate was then immersed in an acid bath. The acid ate away those parts of the metal plate without hardened layer. 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 - Paulus the woodgnome - Hanging lamp -

Lovely Paulus hanging lamp for children's rooms. The lamp is authentic, still in very good condition and can be hung and connected. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Paulus De hulpsinterklaas - hardcover - 1st

This lot contains the very first edition of the famous story of Paulus as assistant Sinterklaas. It is one of the most beautiful books of Paulus the woodgnome. A beautiful story, illustrated with magnificent drawings. This copy is in very good condition. Beautiful front and back covers, the authentic spine is still good and the bookblock virtually untouched. Small spot on the top left of the front cover and a small spot on the bottom left. Without writing, drawing or other anomalies. Only very light traces of use show its 65 years of age.This first edition is extremely rare! Read More

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