A few weeks ago I came across a drawing which depicted a scene on an exotic beach with 3 cabin boys opening a treasure chest. The scene was adorned with Nesquik banners on the left and right and was clearly made to be part of a display. The drawing itself was on sale as being from Johan De Moor. However,
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In the easter 1946 edition of KZV aka Kleine Zondagsvriend, Bob De Moor illustrated a story called "De duivel uit den hollen boomstronk" (The devil from the hollow tree stump) in the 'Professor Goudzoeker vertelt' series. The illustration - a splendid one - was one of many Bob De Moor would make for KZV for all kind of standalone stories
Read MoreBob De Moor would create several watercolor paintings throughout his career. For many amongst you that won't be such a surprise as this side-hobby was also documented in the must-have-but-now-deleted Bob De Moor biography "Bob De Moor. 40 ans de bandes dessinées, 35 ans aux côtés d'Hergé" which Le Lombard released in 1986. In the De Moor archives we found
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