Jan Pieter Lodewijk Kickhefer b. 29 March 1907

Also known as Kick, J.P.L. Kickhefer, Kick Heffer, Hofer
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
Dutch commercial artist who worked for Philips before moving to the Dutch East Indies in 1932. He was imprisoned in Japanese internment camps during WWII and drew the conditions of prisoners in men's and women's camps. After migrating to Australia in 1948, he worked as and illustrator and political cartoonist for Associated Newspapers and Australian Consolidated Press.
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Citations

  • Rafty, Tony with Mack, Brodie (September 1964), 'Fifty Years of Australian Cartooning’, Sydney, NSW: Blaxland Gallery, .

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  • Black and white artists

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Alternative names
  • Kick
  • J.P.L. Kickhefer
  • Kick Heffer
  • Hofer
  • Kick
  • J.P.L. Kickhefer
  • Kick Heffer
  • Hofe
Arrivals
  • 1948 (Also reported as 1946.)
  • 1946
Cultural heritages
  • Dutch
Languages
  • English
  • Dutch
  • English
Summary