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The Yellow M by Edgar P. Jacobs — artwork #11225 by Edgar P. Jacobs · Bruxelles, Belgium

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The Yellow M by Edgar P. Jacobs — Street art by Edgar P. Jacobs in Bruxelles

Photo by Rabot

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Steph saw it on 12/09/2026
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Edgar P. Jacobs
Edgar P. Jacobs

Edgar P. Jacobs (Brussels, 1904 - Lasne, 1987) created Blake and Mortimer, a series born in 1946 in the very first issue of Tintin magazine. A former opera singer turned illustrator, he worked with Hergé on recolouring The Adventures of Tintin before developing his own universe, a blend of spy fiction, science fiction and meticulous documentation. The Yellow "M" (1956) remains its most famous albu…

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Added 02/08/2026

A very large reproduction of the cover of The Yellow "M": under a lit street lamp, a yellow M painted with a brush spreads across a London brick wall, with a LIMEHOUSE DOCK sign at top left. Two men flee in the foreground, one in a pale raincoat leading the other in a green overcoat, their purple cast shadows thrown against the façade.

The artwork The Yellow M by Edgar P. Jacobs is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Bruxelles in Belgium, more precisely here: 96 Rue Haute - Hoogstraat, Brussels.

This graffiti is also tagged as: fresque, personnage, monumental, lettrage, comic, bd.

Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: Edgar P. Jacobs

The photo was published on 02-08-2026 by Rabot.

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02/08/2026
Bruxelles, Belgium
96 Rue Haute - Hoogstraat, Brussels
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