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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableTowards the end of the 19th century, Ireland had experienced the worst times that could befall a country. As a child, Réne Bull experienced a Dublin that was still suffering the consequences of famine and deprivation. At the same time the country had taken the first steps towards independence. Bull turned his back on Ireland and went to Paris. Still completely without any thought for art, Bull began to study engineering, which he finished with excellent prospects for the future. Still in Paris, Réne Bull reoriented himself. He began an apprenticeship with Caran d'Ache. Caran had made a name for himself as a satirist and political caricaturist and taught Réne Bull the basics of drawing. Bull returned to these roots again and again in the course of his creative period and oriented himself to the style of his role model.
The bridge between literature and art was Réne Bull's stylistic device. Cartoons and comics are a symbiosis of the language of images and the language of words. Bull's drawings are of high artistic quality and at the same time expressive. His fine punch lines create worlds of images that bear witness to a fine mind and great intellect. Fine pinches of criticism and contemporary humour made Bull a popular illustrator for British magazines. Bull did not devote himself exclusively to everyday life. Bull captured the horrors of war. He ran campaigns in India, Sudan and South Africa. Bull always had an open eye for the art and culture of a country, in addition to the events of the war. The life of the artist Bull was one adventure. Bull restlessly went to the events of the world and recorded the impressions. A severe wound ended Bull's life cycle and forced him to settle down.
Réne Bull found a new home in England and concentrated on drawing. In addition to his drawings for magazines, Bull devoted himself to illustrating books. His pictorial language for The Arabian Nights attracted particular attention. Here Bull was strongly influenced by oriental art and showed how deep his knowledge of the culture went. Profane elements such as clothing and landscape appear as if they originated in the artist's inner eye. Bull created a colourful world of images that elegantly supported the magic of language. Réne Bull succeeded in combining art with literature. With his interpretations of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales and Gulliver's travels, the stories reached numerous enthusiasts.
Towards the end of the 19th century, Ireland had experienced the worst times that could befall a country. As a child, Réne Bull experienced a Dublin that was still suffering the consequences of famine and deprivation. At the same time the country had taken the first steps towards independence. Bull turned his back on Ireland and went to Paris. Still completely without any thought for art, Bull began to study engineering, which he finished with excellent prospects for the future. Still in Paris, Réne Bull reoriented himself. He began an apprenticeship with Caran d'Ache. Caran had made a name for himself as a satirist and political caricaturist and taught Réne Bull the basics of drawing. Bull returned to these roots again and again in the course of his creative period and oriented himself to the style of his role model.
The bridge between literature and art was Réne Bull's stylistic device. Cartoons and comics are a symbiosis of the language of images and the language of words. Bull's drawings are of high artistic quality and at the same time expressive. His fine punch lines create worlds of images that bear witness to a fine mind and great intellect. Fine pinches of criticism and contemporary humour made Bull a popular illustrator for British magazines. Bull did not devote himself exclusively to everyday life. Bull captured the horrors of war. He ran campaigns in India, Sudan and South Africa. Bull always had an open eye for the art and culture of a country, in addition to the events of the war. The life of the artist Bull was one adventure. Bull restlessly went to the events of the world and recorded the impressions. A severe wound ended Bull's life cycle and forced him to settle down.
Réne Bull found a new home in England and concentrated on drawing. In addition to his drawings for magazines, Bull devoted himself to illustrating books. His pictorial language for The Arabian Nights attracted particular attention. Here Bull was strongly influenced by oriental art and showed how deep his knowledge of the culture went. Profane elements such as clothing and landscape appear as if they originated in the artist's inner eye. Bull created a colourful world of images that elegantly supported the magic of language. Réne Bull succeeded in combining art with literature. With his interpretations of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales and Gulliver's travels, the stories reached numerous enthusiasts.
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.jpg "Eastern Proverb: A loaded gun frightens one man; an unloaded one, two by René Bull")
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.jpg "Eastern Proverb: He who speaks the truth should have one foot in the stirrup by René Bull")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1061477).jpg "The dogs bark, but the caravan goes on by René Bull")
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.jpg "The camel-driver has his plans, and the camel has his by René Bull")
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.jpg "He who speaks the Truth should have one foot in the stirrup by René Bull")
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.jpg "An angry genie, 1930s by René Bull")
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.jpg "Oliver Cromwell has a haircut, 1936 by René Bull")
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.jpg "There Are Some Who Take Up the Battle-Axe and There Are Others Who Stop Tigers, But Givers Are Scarce, 1932 by René Bull")
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.jpg "A Very Clever Picador Named Lucas by René Bull")
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.jpg "Isaac Newton discovers gravity, 1936 by René Bull")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-201128).jpg "The Tongue Can Mount You on an Elephant: The Tongue Can Behead You by René Bull")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1055173).jpg "Eastern Proverb: The tongue can mount you on an elephant by René Bull")
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.jpg "King Henry VIII with his two daughters, Mary I and Elizabeth I by René Bull")
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.jpg "King Alfred burning the cakes, 1936 by René Bull")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-154459).jpg "A fool never admires himself so much as when he has committed some folly, 1931 by René Bull")
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.jpg "Eastern Proverb: A fool never admires himself so much as when he has committed some folly by René Bull")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1061440).jpg "Open, Sesame! by René Bull")
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.jpg "Shakespeare writing Hamlet, 1936 by René Bull")
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.jpg "The Camel Driver has His Plans, and the Camel has His by René Bull")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1055174).jpg "Eastern Proverb: If everyone tells you you are drunk, go to bed by René Bull")
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.jpg "Who Should I See Get Down but, the Little Gypsy! by René Bull")
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.jpg "A Love, Illustration to")
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.jpg "Eastern Proverb: Look at the mother before becoming engaged to the daughter by René Bull")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-251471).jpg "A Man Thinks He Knows but a Woman Knows Better, 1931 by René Bull")
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.jpg "Aladdin and the Genie by René Bull")
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.jpg "Noureddin and the beautiful slave, 1930s by René Bull")
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.jpg "The Death of Carmen by René Bull")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1059664).jpg "Eastern Proverb: He who lacks a single tael sees many bargains by René Bull")
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.jpg "Do not believe a weeping man or a laughing woman by René Bull")
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.jpg "Eastern Proverb: If you are a hen, then lay eggs; if a cock, then crow by René Bull")
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.jpg "The poor seek food, the rich an appetite, 1932 by René Bull")
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.jpg "A fool never admires himself so much as when he has committed some folly by René Bull")
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.jpg "Napoleon by René Bull")
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.jpg "Eastern Proverb: Though the thorn in your foot be very little, stop and take it out by René Bull")
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.jpg "The Zoo, 1936 by René Bull")
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.jpg "Open Sesame by René Bull")
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.jpg "Fetnab and the Caliph, 1930s by René Bull")
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.jpg "Mathematics by René Bull")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1061524).jpg "The Mountain of Terror and Danger by René Bull")
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.jpg "The Rain of Tears is Necessary for the Harvest of Learning, 1932 by René Bull")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1061522).jpg "A Giant Bird Called a Roc by René Bull")
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.jpg "If I Am Master, and You Are Master, Who Shall Drive the Asses by René Bull")
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.jpg "King Henry VIII Decorating the Portraits of His Wives with Holly, Mistletoe and a Wreath for Christmas, 1936 by René Bull")
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.jpg "William the Conqueror falling from his horse on 9 September, 1087 at Saint-Gervais near Rouen, Normandy by René Bull")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1061473).jpg "Eastern Proverb: Good juice from the fruit comes without squeezing by René Bull")
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.jpg "The Caliph Enjoys His Joke, 1930s by René Bull")
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.jpg "Orange Seller! by René Bull")
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.jpg "Philosophy, 1936 by René Bull")
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.jpg "Codadad and the Giant by René Bull")
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.jpg "Next morning he followed the bird as it flew from tree to tree by René Bull")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1059659).jpg "Patience is the key of joy; but haste is the key of sorrow by René Bull")
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.jpg "Do Not Remove a Fly from Your Friend")
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.jpg "He Saw a Genie of Monstrous Bulk Advancing Towards Him, from")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1054413).jpg "New Lamps for Old Lamps! by René Bull")
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.jpg "New Lamps for Old Lamps, 1930s by René Bull")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1055176).jpg "Eastern Proverb: Give a loan and make an enemy by René Bull")
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.jpg "The Old Man of the Sea, 1930s by René Bull")
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.jpg "He began to beat her so badly that she cried out for help by René Bull")
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.jpg "A hair")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-201371).jpg "The reply to a Turkish question should be in Turkish by René Bull")
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.jpg "The House with Two Mistresses is Unswept, 1932 by René Bull")
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.jpg "To dance the romalis by René Bull")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1061479).jpg "Eastern Proverb: The whisperer is a liar by René Bull")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1059152).jpg "Fetnab and the Caliph by René Bull")
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.jpg "Discovery of the Gunpowder Plot and capture of Guy Fawkes, 1936 by René Bull")
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.jpg "A hollow building echoes all sounds; a vacant mind is open to all suggestions, 1932 by René Bull")
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.jpg "The barber learns his art on the orphan")
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.jpg "Carmen by René Bull")
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.jpg "The Dogs Bark, but the Caravan Goes On, 1932 by René Bull")
.jpg "Sir Walter Raleigh Lays His Cloak Before Queen Elizabeth I to Walk Over a Puddle, 1936 by René Bull")
.jpg "The washerwoman knows the defects of the village, 1932 by René Bull")
.jpg "Do not believe a weeping man or a laughing woman by René Bull")