Eric Schreurs (b. 15 September 1958, The Netherlands)was born in 1958 in the city of Leiden. After attending the art school in The Hague, Eric Schreurs dedicated his total working life to the comic. He made his debut in De Vrije Balloen, a highly satirical periodical. After this, Schreurs started with the short stories 'Knier Zwellever' and 'Geharrebar' until he finally found his goal with his most famous character 'Joop Klepzeiker' for the magazine Nieuwe Revu.Schreurs penned an impressive oeuvre, notably the satirical '1984' (in 1984) and the suicidal 'Adrianus'. Eric also created 'Dick van Bill' with Hein de Kort and illustrated the book 'Recreatie', written by Theo van Gogh. Schreurs is the Hieronymus Bosch of modern Dutch comics. Schreurs started painting, and the book 'Strange Flesh' was a catalogue of his paintings. The exposition 'Fresh Strange Flesh' at Galerie Lambiek testified to the artistic fertility of this new phase. The exposition was on display during October 2000 at Galerie Lambiek. In 2002, Eric Schreurs received the prestigious Stripschapsprijs, the coveted Dutch comic artist award.
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