dulieu jean portrait in pencil of josef anton bruckner

Dulieu, Jean - Portrait in pencil of Josef Anton Bruckner -

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. After he had stopped drawing Paulus the woodgnome, Dulieu made beautiful personal work, including a series of incredibly finely detailed portraits of famous people. During the major Dulieu retrospective at the DutchComics Museum in Groningen these portraits were displayed for the first time. This lot contains one of the portraits Jean Dulieu made in the s. It is a portrait of Josef Anton Bruckner (), a famous Austrian composer. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Portrait in pencil of Jean Auguste Dominique

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. After he had stopped drawing Paulus the woodgnome, Dulieu made beautiful personal work, including a series of incredibly finely detailed portraits of famous people. During the major Dulieu retrospective at the DutchComics Museum in Groningen these portraits were displayed for the first time. This lot contains one of the portraits Jean Dulieu made in the s. It is a portrait of Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres (), a famous French painter. Ingres was inducted in the exclusive order of the “Pour le Mérite”.Dulieu's drawing technique has reached its peak in this drawing. 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 - Original pencil drawing of chicks - Early

Lovely drawing of funny chicks.In good condition.Exceptionally fine quality. This drawing captures the creative moment of this extraordinary artist.It is hard to imagine how Dulieu could sketch these powerful figures without the possibility to make corrections. He had them already in his head.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 pencil drawing for the cover of

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 such a wonderful pencil drawing for the cover (!) of the famous book “Paulus en het beest van Ploemanac”, published by Leopold in . The book is not included. Wonderful drawing, a true masterpiece for the connoisseur. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Tree study - Original drawing in pencil -

Beautiful non-commissioned work by Dulieu from . Signed and dated bottom right.Dulieu has always been fascinated by nature in all its forms.In his later years he was particularly attracted by the fanciful lines in trees. This is also clearly reflected in the Paulus creations of that period.This is a unique opportunity to obtain a great work by Dulieu.The drawing will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - Pencil drawing - Assisi -

Jean Dulieu had a fascination for the life of St. Francis and the town of Assisi and the surrounding area in Italy, where Francis had lived.He made many trips to this place and captured everything he saw in drawings. This is a nice pencil work, dated .Dulieu made lots of travel sketches, but a locally made detailed pencil drawing of Assisi is of an entirely different order. A very special and historic item. A must-have item for all real Dulieu collectors.The work will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - 2 apocalyptic pencil drawings - s

Two special drawings featuring deeply affected Biblical figures.They show the dark creative side of this extraordinary artist.The biggest drawing lacks a piece of paper at the left-hand top (not affecting the artwork). A piece of blank paper is stuck there, so the sheet appears to be intact.Technique: pencil on paper. Unique document.The drawings will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

  Anton Bruckner - String Quintet In F &

CRD . The Alberni String Quartet with Garfield Jackson on Viola.  CD, insert and jewel case all in excellent good condition.

Dulieu, Jean - Dulieu's personal scrapbook with the strips

Very old scrapbook, in which Jean Dulieu pasted cut-out strips and provided with comments. This book is from the early s, but Dulieu renumbered the strips later, when the stories were republished.He also provided some strips with personal handwritten comments.Unique item, taken straight from the personal archives of Jean Dulieu.See pictures.Will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Read More

Dulieu, Jean - 4 original pen drawings of Paulus in various

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 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 4 original pen drawings of Paulus in various postures, made for one of the Paulus the woodgnome publications. Please admire the virtuosity in the sketched lines. Read More

Portrait of a Cat - pencil in paper - framed

Portrait of a cat. Size: 23.5 x 21.5cm Ready to hang 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 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 - 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 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 study of a falling Paulus - ()

Lovely drawing of a falling 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: “”.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 (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 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 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

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 - Pen drawing of animals and nature -

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 a beautiful pen drawing of animals and nature. 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 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 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 drawing of a startled-looking

Lovely drawing of startled Krakras, the featherless chick enchanted by Eucalypta. She is the sidekick of the witch, willy-nilly.Exceptionally fine quality. This drawing captures the creative moment of this extraordinary artist. Clever how he could show this much emotion with only a few resources.At the top of the drawing is a date (3 December ) and a reference to the final publication.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

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