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Original three-panel strip drawing by Wil Raemaekers (born 1953), plate no. 3302, ink on paper, 15.5 × 43 cm, signed at the bottom right, dating from the 1980s–1990s, in good condition.
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Wil RAYMAKERS, original plate no. 3302, Indian ink heightened with pencil on paper, 15.5 × 43 cm.
Description
Original comic strip in three successive panels, executed in Chinese ink on paper, by the Belgian cartoonist Wil Raemaekers. The scene shows a humorous and narrative interaction between two anthropomorphic gorilla figures, developed with bold lines, expressive facial expressions, and an excellent sense of timing and sequence.
Format (15.5 x 43 cm): This is a typical 'strip format' (a strip). This is probably about a horizontal daily strip that used to be published in newspapers.
The work is typical of Raemaekers’ narrative comic style, in which humor, emotion, and visual simplicity are combined in an effective way.
Bottom right the drawing is hand-signed by the artist.
Bottom left there is a numbering, indicating an atelier- or publication context.
This is a unique original drawing, not a reproduction or print, and it constitutes an attractive collectible within Belgian and international cartoon and comic art.
Artist: Wil Raemaekers (born 1953, Belgium)
Technique: Chinese ink on paper
Dimensions: approx. 15 × 43 cm
Signature: hand-signed bottom right.
Period: approximately the 1980s–1990s
Condition: good condition, light signs of wear typical of original drawings.
Wil RAYMAKERS, BOES, original plate no. 3302, India ink heightened with pencil on paper, Size 15.5 × 43 cm.
Description
Original comic strip consisting of three successive panels, drawn with Chinese ink on paper by the Belgian cartoonist and caricaturist Wil Raemaekers. The scene depicts a humorous and expressive interaction between two anthropomorphic gorillas, rendered with energetic drawing, great legibility, and a keen sense of visual storytelling.
The work perfectly illustrates Raemaekers' narrative style, renowned for his ability to blend humor, emotion, and graphic effectiveness. The drawing is hand-signed by the artist at the bottom right. A visible numbering at the bottom left suggests it was intended for publication or produced in the workshop.
This is an original, one-of-a-kind drawing, not a reproduction, highly sought after by collectors of editorial cartoons and contemporary comic art.
Artist: Wil Raemaekers (born in 1953, Belgium)
Technique: Chinese ink on paper.
Dimensions : approx. 16 × 43 cm
Signature: handwritten in the bottom right corner
Period: around the 1980s–1990s.
Condition: good overall condition.
Wil RAYMAKERS, original plate no. 3302, Indian ink heightened with pencil on paper, 15.5 × 43 cm.
Description
Original comic strip in three successive panels, executed in Chinese ink on paper, by the Belgian cartoonist Wil Raemaekers. The scene shows a humorous and narrative interaction between two anthropomorphic gorilla figures, developed with bold lines, expressive facial expressions, and an excellent sense of timing and sequence.
Format (15.5 x 43 cm): This is a typical 'strip format' (a strip). This is probably about a horizontal daily strip that used to be published in newspapers.
The work is typical of Raemaekers’ narrative comic style, in which humor, emotion, and visual simplicity are combined in an effective way.
Bottom right the drawing is hand-signed by the artist.
Bottom left there is a numbering, indicating an atelier- or publication context.
This is a unique original drawing, not a reproduction or print, and it constitutes an attractive collectible within Belgian and international cartoon and comic art.
Artist: Wil Raemaekers (born 1953, Belgium)
Technique: Chinese ink on paper
Dimensions: approx. 15 × 43 cm
Signature: hand-signed bottom right.
Period: approximately the 1980s–1990s
Condition: good condition, light signs of wear typical of original drawings.
Wil RAYMAKERS, BOES, original plate no. 3302, India ink heightened with pencil on paper, Size 15.5 × 43 cm.
Description
Original comic strip consisting of three successive panels, drawn with Chinese ink on paper by the Belgian cartoonist and caricaturist Wil Raemaekers. The scene depicts a humorous and expressive interaction between two anthropomorphic gorillas, rendered with energetic drawing, great legibility, and a keen sense of visual storytelling.
The work perfectly illustrates Raemaekers' narrative style, renowned for his ability to blend humor, emotion, and graphic effectiveness. The drawing is hand-signed by the artist at the bottom right. A visible numbering at the bottom left suggests it was intended for publication or produced in the workshop.
This is an original, one-of-a-kind drawing, not a reproduction, highly sought after by collectors of editorial cartoons and contemporary comic art.
Artist: Wil Raemaekers (born in 1953, Belgium)
Technique: Chinese ink on paper.
Dimensions : approx. 16 × 43 cm
Signature: handwritten in the bottom right corner
Period: around the 1980s–1990s.
Condition: good overall condition.
Details
Item
Original page
No. of items
1
Series
Boes
Condition
Good condition
Artist
Raymakers, Wil
Title of artwork
plaat nr. 3302
Width
43 cm
Height
15 cm
