Tour à Plomb, a tribute to Zidrou by Turk — artwork #10898 by Turk · Bruxelles, Belgium

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Tour à Plomb, a tribute to Zidrou by Turk — Street art by Turk in Bruxelles

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Turk

Turk, real name Philippe Liégeois (Durbuy, 1947 - 2023), was a Belgian cartoonist hired at sixteen by the drawing studio of Dupuis in Brussels, where he met Bob de Groot. The pair created Robin Dubois, published in Journal de Tintin in 1969, then in 1975 Léonard, a burlesque genius inspired by Leonardo da Vinci, a series that would pass fifty volumes at Le Lombard, as well as Clifton. He won the S…

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Added 28/07/2026

The tall brick chimney of the Tour à Plomb runs vertically up this gable painted in blue and mauve, over a cut-out silhouette of rooftops. Around it float a dozen white bubbles gathering emblematic characters of Belgian comics, from Marsupilami to Ducobu by way of Léonard, Chlorophylle, Tamara, Boule à Zéro and Clifton. Drawn by Turk and produced by the non-profit Urbana, the mural was unveiled in September 2018 for the opening of the renovated site, and it is the first on the Brussels comic strip route to honour a scriptwriter, Zidrou.

The artwork Tour à Plomb, a tribute to Zidrou by Turk is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Bruxelles in Belgium, more precisely here: 23 Rue de l'Abattoir, Bruxelles.

This graffiti is also tagged as: dream, fresque, personnages, comics, tower, bd.

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The photo was published on 28-07-2026 by Rabot.

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