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Hachel Artist Photo

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Title:	Hachel Artist Photo
Artist:	Hachel (All)
Media Type:	Photograph
Art Type:	Other
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	688
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Added to Site:	10/19/2009
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Hubert Lambert
(b. 28/10/1945, Belgium)

Hubert Lambert, who signed his work Hachel, is a graduate in illustration from the Saint-Luc Institute in Liège. While still studying, he created his first gag pages in Spirou, called 'Mésaventures sans Paroles', from 1965 to 1967. In 1967 he became the assistant of Mittéï, working on the artist's 'L'Indésirable Désiré' and 'Modeste et Pompon', both for Tintin magazine. He also assisted Edouard Aidans on 'Bob Binn', 'Tounga' and 'Les Franval'. It was in 1969 when he began his own gag series in Tintin, starring the temporary worker 'Benjamin'. The strip, with scripts by Michel Dusart, appeared in Tintin until 1980, and was collected in four black-and-white books.

Besides his work for Tintin, Hachel has been active for the Walloon press. Shortly after his graduation, he made the realistic adventure comic 'Yves Saint-Georges' for La Wallonie, as well as the gag strips 'Puppy' and 'Charlequin'. Hachel's two gag strips were later transfered to Vers l'Avenir, and 'Puppy' was even published in Japan. Hachel also took over 'Dic Dinn' from Eduouard Aidans in Vers l'Avenir.

During the short period Achille Talon Magazine appeared (only 6 issues from 1975 to 1976), Hachel illustrated gags in 'Papa Talon', father of Michel Greg's character 'Achille Talon'. An album with these gags appeared in 1988. Hachel's 1975 comic adaptation of the Belvision film 'Gulliver à Lilliput' was published in Tintin in 1980. Hachel left Tintin in the early 1980s and started Studio Hachel, through which he has illustrated thousands of game pages for the A.L.I. agency. For this same agency, he created the comic characters 'Lil & Skip' (1976). Later, he founded Hachel International, a firm that internationally represents about 100 cartoonists.

Source http://www.lambiek.net
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