Cori the Ship's Boy by Bob de Moor — artwork #10902 by Bob de Moor · Bruxelles, Belgium

graffiti bateau comics maritime bd voilier waves

Cori the Ship's Boy by Bob de Moor — Street art by Bob de Moor in Bruxelles

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Bob de Moor

Bob de Moor, real name Robert Frans Marie De Moor (Antwerp, 1925 - Brussels, 1992), was Hergé's principal assistant. He joined the Hergé Studios on 6 March 1951 and supervised backgrounds and secondary drawings for the Tintin albums for decades without ever asking for a co-signature. In parallel he ran his own series: Barelli, Balthazar, Oncle Zigomar and Cori the Ship's Boy, a maritime tale in fi…

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Added 28/07/2026

Three stacked panels climb this narrow facade: at the top a ship's boy waves his hat from the crow's nest of a tall ship, in the middle a small brown-sailed boat rides the swell, and at the bottom the same craft plunges down an immense wave drawn in nervous black lines. The mural reproduces Bob de Moor's Cori the Ship's Boy, installed on Rue des Fabriques in September 1998.

The artwork Cori the Ship's Boy by Bob de Moor is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Bruxelles in Belgium, more precisely here: 30 Rue de la Senne, Bruxelles.

This graffiti is also tagged as: bateau, comics, maritime, bd, voilier, waves.

Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: Bob de Moor

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

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