About: Paddy Bellew (1905-1984)

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He was also a commercial artist, creating advertisements for Scrubb's Ammonia, Oxo and others, and drew a 24' x 5' drawing entitled "The Ruthless Hunt" which covered three walls in Punch's Club in London, and a book illustrator. During the Second World War he served in the Royal Naval Reserve, before moving to New York and serving in the US Army from 1942, and producing training films and cartoons. After the war he worked in advertising for companies like McCann Eriksson and Esso. He produced very few cartoons after 1960.

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rdfs:label	Paddy Bellew (1905-1984)
rdfs:comment	He was also a commercial artist, creating advertisements for Scrubb's Ammonia, Oxo and others, and drew a 24' x 5' drawing entitled "The Ruthless Hunt" which covered three walls in Punch's Club in London, and a book illustrator. During the Second World War he served in the Royal Naval Reserve, before moving to New York and serving in the US Army from 1942, and producing training films and cartoons. After the war he worked in advertising for companies like McCann Eriksson and Esso. He produced very few cartoons after 1960.
dcterms:subject	Cartoonists Biographical Dictionary of Irish comics, cartooning and illustration Creators B Creators based in the USA County Meath creators
abstract	He was also a commercial artist, creating advertisements for Scrubb's Ammonia, Oxo and others, and drew a 24' x 5' drawing entitled "The Ruthless Hunt" which covered three walls in Punch's Club in London, and a book illustrator. During the Second World War he served in the Royal Naval Reserve, before moving to New York and serving in the US Army from 1942, and producing training films and cartoons. After the war he worked in advertising for companies like McCann Eriksson and Esso. He produced very few cartoons after 1960. Although right-handed, Bellew drew and painted left-handed. He worked in pen, brush and ink, wash, pencil and crayon in a style influenced by H. M. Bateman. He may have been a distant relative of the American cartoonist Frank Bellew.

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