Peter de Smet - 1 Original drawing - De Generaal - Humor - 1985
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Peter de Smet's artwork 'Humor', from 1985, measuring 18 × 28 cm, in good condition.
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Peter, please—a general and staff, many thanks in advance, hop!
Peter de Smet (Amsterdam, July 4, 1944 – Amsterdam, January 6, 2003) was a Dutch comic artist. He is best known for his humorous comic strip The General.
Peter de Smet was born on July 4, 1944, in Amsterdam. Because his father was a co-owner of an advertising agency, he too began a career in advertising after completing his MULO education, working at various agencies in Amsterdam, Antwerp, and Brussels.
In his spare time he drew comic stories. In 1968 he managed to get one of these stories, the humorous knight-strip Fulco, published in the Belgian magazine Het Kapoentje. Due to illness he had to interrupt this story halfway.
In 1985 he received the Stripschap Prize for his entire oeuvre.
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Paper Hills grew out of a hobby, a passion that got out of hand, maybe even a minor obsession. Since the beginning of 2021 we have decided to really go for it. Paper Hills, officially got off the ground.
Hi, my name is Alexander Custers, owner of Paper Hills. A company specialized in the purchase and sale of antique stationery. Alexander comes from a family of collectors, the extensive and unique stamp collection of his grandfather and father certainly contributed to this. A new interest in this beautiful profession was aroused when he saw old maps of his own village, Sint Geertruid, and beautiful Limburg.
The hobby grew into a passion until it turned out that, together with him, many others were interested in collecting and reviewing maps showing old images. The old images on these cards often bring back beautiful memories in people.
Translated by Google TranslatePeter, please—a general and staff, many thanks in advance, hop!
Peter de Smet (Amsterdam, July 4, 1944 – Amsterdam, January 6, 2003) was a Dutch comic artist. He is best known for his humorous comic strip The General.
Peter de Smet was born on July 4, 1944, in Amsterdam. Because his father was a co-owner of an advertising agency, he too began a career in advertising after completing his MULO education, working at various agencies in Amsterdam, Antwerp, and Brussels.
In his spare time he drew comic stories. In 1968 he managed to get one of these stories, the humorous knight-strip Fulco, published in the Belgian magazine Het Kapoentje. Due to illness he had to interrupt this story halfway.
In 1985 he received the Stripschap Prize for his entire oeuvre.
To be sent by registered mail.
Seller's Story
Paper Hills grew out of a hobby, a passion that got out of hand, maybe even a minor obsession. Since the beginning of 2021 we have decided to really go for it. Paper Hills, officially got off the ground.
Hi, my name is Alexander Custers, owner of Paper Hills. A company specialized in the purchase and sale of antique stationery. Alexander comes from a family of collectors, the extensive and unique stamp collection of his grandfather and father certainly contributed to this. A new interest in this beautiful profession was aroused when he saw old maps of his own village, Sint Geertruid, and beautiful Limburg.
The hobby grew into a passion until it turned out that, together with him, many others were interested in collecting and reviewing maps showing old images. The old images on these cards often bring back beautiful memories in people.
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Item
Original drawing
Number of objects
1
Series
De Generaal
Condition
Good condition
Artist
Peter de Smet
Title of artwork
Humor
Year
1985
Width
18 cm
Height
28 cm
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