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	Waffle: Marten Toonder 1912-2005
		Toonder was arguably the greatest European cartoonist ever - his Heer Bommel series ran in newspapers across the continent for nearly 45 years, and were re-run in some Swedish and Dutch newspapers well...
		Toonder was arguably the greatest European cartoonist ever - his Heer Bommel series ran in newspapers across the continent for nearly 45 years, and were re-run in some Swedish and Dutch newspapers well into the 1990s - more than a decade after Toonder retired.
		Toonder stuck to the traditional format of a two-tier strip in which the top row consisted of panels without dialogue, and the bottom row contained prose captions, in a flowery, witty style.
	rocr.xepher.net /weblog/archives/001108.html (702 words)

	RNW: Marten Toonder at 90
		Marten Toonder was born in Rotterdam on 2 May 1912.
		Marten Toonder was so impressed by Quinterno's work, that he decided to become a cartoonist himself.
		Marten Toonder met his second great love, the composer Tera de Marez Oyens, but she died of cancer the same year he married her.
	www.radionetherlands.nl /features/development/toonder020605.html (840 words)

	Oliver B. Bumble
		Marten had the ideas and made the sketches, his wife made the drawings and his brother wrote the stories.
		Marten Toonder Studios are thriving and lots of Dutch comic writers start their career at the studios.
		Marten leaves the company behind him and goes to live in Ireland, where he can devote all of his time to his Tom Puss comic and less to commercial aspects of the studios.
	www.mibepa.info /bb/bb005b.htm (348 words)

	Marten Toonder -Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Marten Toonder, born in 1912, is a dutch comics author, who, in the 50' and 60' years, created a studio with the best dutch drawers.
		Marten Toonder is indeed known in the Netherlands as a writer.
		In the 70' years, Marten Toonder declined to put text in balloons, for keeping the wealth of his texts and pictures, until the beginning of the 90' years.
	www.pressibus.org /bd/toonder/gen/gbtoonder.html (234 words)

	Comic creator: Marten Toonder
		Toonder has received a great many awards and honorary distinctions for both his illustrating skills and the quality of his literary output.
		Toonder's wife Phiny Dick (herself the author of various childrens' books) wrote the captions for its initial six publications, but then left it up to her husband to provide both texts and illustrations.
		In addition to 'Tom Poes', Toonder began the gag strip 'De Goeroe' in De Telegraaf in the 1970s, together with his son Eiso and the Irishman Peter Hoye, using the joint signature of Peter Abel.
	www.lambiek.net /artists/t/toonder.htm (1359 words)

	Oliver B. Bumble - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Oliver B. Bumble (Olivier B. Bommel in Dutch language) is a fictional anthropomorphic bear and one of the two main characters, the other being Tom Puss (Tom Poes in Dutch), of an originally Dutch series of comic books bearing the name of either one main characters in their name, written by Marten Toonder.
		Toonder created various short animated movies as commercials for Philips in the 1940s starring Puss and Bumble.
		Sir Oliver is a bear of nobility, an eloquent gentleman (though with a stutter when upset) who enjoys the finer things in life.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Oliver_B._Bumble (523 words)

	goDutch.com :: Cartoonist Marten Toonder of Mr. Bumble achieved international fame
		Toonder is internationally viewed as arguably one of the most influential Dutch authors, illustrators and animators.
		Marten Toonder married his second great love, the composer Tera de Marez Oyens, but she died of cancer that same year.
		Toonder's native city of Rotterdam honoured him with a monument and a tribute.
	www.godutch.com /windmill/newsItem.asp?id=810 (845 words)

	Lowter Forums - Daily Chat for the Web Developer
		Toonder replied that he wasn't going to invest thousands of guilders for some American who didn't seem all that trustworthy (Hughes was travelling under another name at that).
		Later Toonder stated that he didn't regret missing the chance to have Tom Puss become as big, if not bigger than Mickey Mouse.
		Well, his works show such refined usage of the Dutch language that even translating it into German, which is quite possibly the most related language on earth (or perhaps South-African is, but that lacks the complexity of the language and is basically Dutch with English simple spelling rules), would be an incredibly hard job.
	www.lowter.com /forums/viewtopic.php?id=305 (198 words)

	Dutchfurs [dot] com: News / Comments / Death of Ollie B. Bommel and Tom Poes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Marten Toonder died, at the age of 97 in his sleep.
		For those who do not know Marten Toonder, which was the creator of the famous character Ollie B. Bommel, might recognise it's picture instead.
		One of the things I will always remember of his creations is his cartoon with the title "als je begrijpt wat ik bedoel" (If you know what I mean).
	www.dutchfurs.com /comment.php?comment.news.431 (218 words)

	Bowie Audio Community > Marten Toonder 1912-2005
		Jul 28 2005, 10:11 AM Marten Toonder (May 2, 1912 — July 27, 2005) is a Dutch comic writer, born in Rotterdam.
		I have been lucky enough to have visited the Toonder studios where a lot of the comics were produced.
		I made up a story of working for the school paper, and I was led to a table with these cigarsmoking bigwigs (Dickerdack-style -on of Toonder's charachter was the Mayor of the town, a big cigarsmoking Hippo) and they laughed and decided that it was cool.
	www.bowieaudio.com /community/lofiversion/index.php/t8296.html (435 words)

	Branko’s Weblog » Blog Archive » Marten Toonder died
		Many authors have tried to inject the language with words that described their disdain for this swamp behind the beaches of the North Sea and its inhabitants, but only the inventions of a few survived in the language of today.
		Toonder managed to breathe an atmosphere of professionalism into the Dutch comic strip scene.
		This entry was posted on Wednesday, July 27th, 2005 at 11:38 pm and is filed under General.
	www.tekstadventure.nl /branko/blog/2005/07/marten-toonder-died (375 words)

	Fjodor C. Buis Photography - Marten Toonder - Comments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Bumble and Tom Puss, was made in May 1999 in eastern Ireland, in Greystones where Toonder lives.
		I've tried to use the mysticism that characterizes Toonder's drawings as a source of inspiration for this series.
		A number of portraits was made on Toonder's estate 'Eyrefield Lodge' where I portrayed him 'au naturel' in his surroundings (sitting on a bench in his garden, as 'gentleman of prominence' in his armchair by the fireplace).
	www.fjodor.nl /martentoonder_comments_gb.html (106 words)

	Marten Toonder
		Marten Toonder (May 2 1912 – July 27 2005) was a Dutch comic writer, born in Rotterdam.
		Nowadays his texts are sometimes considered literature and Marten Toonder received several literary prizes for them.
		According to his family, Marten Toonder died in his sleep on July 27, 2005.
	www.gamelow.com /Comic-M/Marten_Toonder.php (753 words)

	Marten Toonder (dutch writer and cartoon artist)
		Toonder associates himself with the people from the Dutch province of Groningen who are archetypical 'stubborn people'.
		He says 'peace of mind' is important for him; he left Holland 25 years ago and went to live in he small seaside village Greystones in Ireland, often walking in nature, just sitting and relaxing, getting in a meditative state of mind; letting the world go its way.
		Things never seem easy for him; he stresses that all things he starts are 'difficult' (cost energy.) : Toonder associates himself with the people from the Dutch province of Groningen who are archetypical 'stubborn people'.
	www.9types.com /movieboard/messages/6218.html (392 words)

	Tom Puss - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tom Puss (Tom Poes in Dutch language) is a fictional anthropomorphic cat and one of the two main characters, the other being Oliver B. Bumble (Olivier B. Bommel in Dutch), of an originally Dutch series of comic books bearing the name of either one main characters in their name, written by Marten Toonder.
		Although every page of this book is accompanied by three comic drawings, the stories are considered literature.
		His original Dutch name Tom Poes, is a word play on the Dutch pastry tompouce, which sounds the same but for a difference in stress.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tom_Puss (175 words)

	Marten Toonder's Pussy
		Toonder has also produced regular full-color balloon-type strips, but I never thought they quite made it: He needs text.
		I wouldn't dare jump to the conclusion that Marten Toonder was not interested in sex himself; you might as well start thinking Carl Barks or Harvey Kurtzman were neuters!
		Toonder, De Telegraaf and World War II Marten Toonder used to publish in Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf, which was strongly pro-Nazi.
	www.thelooniverse.com /strips/tompoes/tompoes.html (1021 words)

	DUTCH ANIMATION
		Toonder Studios did the storyboards, all of the backgrounds and layouts, and large parts of the animation for this film.
		In 1952, at the invitation of Marten Toonder, he came to the Netherlands, where he animated numerous commercial cartoons until 1973.
		Toonder passed away in 2005 and will be dearly missed.
	www.xs4all.nl /~hwalther/dutchanimation.htm (2694 words)

	Oliver B. Bumble
		It became a polar bear, which was introduces as a distant cousin of Rupert the Bear.
		The comic was made by Toonder, his wife and his brother.
		His wife Phiny Dick made the actual drawings en his brother Jan Gerhard Toonder made the captions.
	www.mibepa.info /bb/bb005a.htm (151 words)

	Encyclopedia
		This was a publishing company started by Marten Toonder, the famous cartoonist.[2] It operated as an underground press from 1944 and then continued after the war.
		[2] JGF: Toonder is famous for his cartoons of Heer Bommel en Tom Poes.
		Toonder had previously worked at De Telegraaf; he left in 1944 when it obtained a new Editor, who was a member of the SS.
	www.members.shaw.ca /hermandooyeweerd/Encyclopedia.html (9872 words)

	Common Ground: Jerry Hunt and Paul Panhuysen in conversation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The name of the installation was Marten Toonder's Studio, after a Dutch author who illustrated his stories with cartoon strips.
		Best known of these is the series that has a bear and a cat as protagonists.
		A third strand ran via galvanometers through steel wire to the strings of a double bass, resulting in an uncanny humming and buzzing.
	www.jerryhunt.org /JerryHunt/van_peer.asp (2748 words)

	Dutch Comics after World War II
		The Toonder Studios produced a great number of newspaper strips, which dominated the newspapers right after the war, and well into the 1960s.
		The Toonder Studios put out Tom Poes Weekblad, and Wim Meuldijk devoted Ketelbinkiekrant and Sneeuwvlok to his popular creations.
		Luckily, there were still comics that were considered "healthy" and that continued in the newspapers, most notably all the comic strips produced by the famous Martin Toonder Studios.
	www.lambiek.net /dutchcomics/1945.htm (524 words)

	The Comics Reporter
		The Dutch comics legend Marten Toonder, who died yesterday at the age of 93, was remembered in a proper obituary about 12 to 18 hours after his death.
		You can find out how French BD fans looked at Toonder through a series of short pieces, read a timeline of Toonder's career, take in a profile of one of his best-loved characters, and devour a fine article about his life filed a few years ago.
		I'd read all of these articles for their reproductions of Toonder's art, which could be both lively and lovely.
	comicsreporter.com /index.php/more_on_the_passing_of_marten_toonder (228 words)

	Marten Toonder (dutch writer and cartoon artist) - continued (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Toonder appears to have Idiosyncratic traits; partly living in a fantasy world and - after a conflict with the people in his company - withdrawing from real world capitalistic society in Ireland.
		He seemned to believe his work to have a holy, mystic quality, and is reported to have seen fl shadow ghost-like figures.
		: I have some second thoughts about Toonder's character now (see some earlier postings.) : Toonder appears to have Idiosyncratic traits; partly living in a fantasy world and - after a conflict with the people in his company - withdrawing from real world capitalistic society in Ireland.
	www.9types.com /movieboard/messages/6584.html (294 words)

	A Small Margin Of ERROR -- Economics 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Marten Toonder saw through it all when he wrote
		Marten Toonder is the author of the Dutch comic 'Tom Poes en heer Bommel', known in England as 'Mr Bumble'.
		Mr Bumble is a self-styled 'lord', who always tries to do well but somehow always messes things up.
	www.phys.uu.nl /~ruules/error/err53e.htm (411 words)

	Fjodor C. Buis - Biography
		Van Hartingsveld has interviewed Toonder repeatedly over a period of 15 years, and at the end of 2005 his book 'De Tao van Toonder' was published by Panda Publishers.
		The Toonder portraits by Fjodor have come to excellent use in 'De Tao van Toonder'.
		This recent material illustrates unique audio-recordings of Toonder, from the documentary 'Een eenvoudige doch voedzame maaltijd' by Frank Wiering, 1972.
	www.fjodor.nl /biografie_gb.html (531 words)

	Postcard Tom Products (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Postcard -Mt. Tom Summit House, Holyoke, MA MARTEN TOONDER 1942 postcard TOM POES serie 2 nr.
		MARTEN TOONDER postcard TOM POES serie 2 nr.
		MARTEN TOONDER 1942 postcard TOM POES serie 2 nr.
	matthewamherst.com /postcard-tom.html (96 words)

	Arts Council Newsletter: 6. Arts Council Announces Honorary Awards
		The Arts Council is pleased to announce recent decisions for two honorary awards: the Macaulay Fellowship and Martin Toonder award.
		The Marten Toonder Award honours established artists working in music, literature and visual arts and is offered in rotation.
		This award has been made possible through the generosity of Dutch artist Marten Toonder.
	newsletter.artscouncil.ie /e_article000341487.cfm?x=b11,0,w (215 words)

	loglog: Toonder
		Last time fim maker Theo van Gogh was brutally murdered (his murderer got a life scentence yesterday, but that won't help) and today Holland's most important comics author, Rotterdam born Marten Toonder, died.
		Fortunately he died in a more peaceful way, in his sleep, at the age of 93.
		Here is a longer article about Marten Toonder, with samples of his work and a bigger photo of the monument.
	loglog.peghole.com /archives/2005/07/toonder.html (132 words)

	Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : Marten (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Disambiguation: for the birds, please see Sand Martin and House Martin
		The Martens constitute the genus Martes within the subfamily Mustelinae, in family Mustelidae.
		Martens are carnivorous animals related to weasels, minks and wolverines.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /Marten (100 words)

	Nieuwe pagina 1
		Het is in onze tijd - waarin informatie over elk denkbaar onderwerp met de snelheid van het licht over de planeet schiet - nauwelijks voorstelbaar, maar in die tijd wist vrijwel niemand hoe een animatiefilm gemaakt werd.
		Later (vanaf 1946) probeert Marten Toonder hier wat aan te doen door het boekje ‘Tekenfilm’ te publiceren, waarin hij de kennis overdraagt die hij heeft opgedaan.
		De ruimte die Pal achterliet werd na enige tijd opgevuld door Marten Toonder en Joop Geesink.
	proto5.thinkquest.nl /~jre0233/pagina2.htm (540 words)

	Literature-Map: Marten Toonder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		gnod > literature > map > Marten Toonder
		The closer two writers are, the more likely someone will like both of them.
		Marten Toonder Miriam Guensberg Enid Blyton Shakespear Roald Dahl Isabel Allende
	www.literature-map.com /marten+toonder.html (41 words)

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