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HONIBAL, T.O. (Thomas Osche) (7/12/1905-) Celebrated cartoonist. Born in Cradock, grew up in Stellenbosch, studied architecture at University of Cape Town for year, before going to Chicago where he did commercial art. Returned to South Africa in 1930, to work for Napier Advertising in Cape Town for a few years. Then became a freelance illustrator and cartoonist for ''Die Burger'' and ''Die Huisgenoot'' till 1974. Creator of the now famous allegorical series called ''Oom Kaspaas'' (1939-1957) and ''Adoons-hulle'' (1948-1971), in which the main characters are a community of baboons. Also did a series on ''Jakkals en Wolf'' ("Jackall and Wolf"), classic childrens stories in ''Die Jongspan'' (1942-1969). Some of these series were also dramatised for stage and TV over the years. **. Designed programmes inter alia for [[Hendrik Hanekom]]'s company, among them for ''[[Die Stille Haard]]'' and ''[[Die Verliefde Spook]]''.

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 ==Biography==
-Born in Cradock, on 7 December, 1905, he grew up in Stellenbosch, studied architecture at [[University of Cape Town]] for  year, before going to Chicago where he did commercial art. Returned to South Africa in 1930, to work for Napier Advertising in Cape Town for a few years. Then became a freelance illustrator and cartoonist for ''[[Die Burger]]'' and ''[[Die Huisgenoot]]'' till 1974. Creator of the now famous allegorical series called ''[[Oom Kaspaas]]'' (1939-1957) and  ''[[Adoons-hulle]]'' (1948-1971), in which the main characters are a community of baboons. Also did a series on ''[[Jakkals en Wolf]]'' ("Jackal and Wolf"), classic children's stories that appeared regularly in ''[[Die Jongspan]]'' from 1942 to 1969. (These cartoons were also published in 14 books between 1943 and 1973).
+Born in Cradock, on 7 December, 1905, he grew up in Stellenbosch, studied architecture at [[University of Cape Town]] for  year, before going to Chicago where he did commercial art. Returned to South Africa in 1930, to work for Napier Advertising in Cape Town for a few years. Then became a freelance illustrator and cartoonist for ''[[Die Burger]]'' and ''[[Die Huisgenoot]]'' till 1974. Creator of the now famous allegorical series called ''[[Oom Kaspaas]]'' (1939-1957) and  ''[[Adoons-hulle]]'' (1948-1971), in which the main characters are a community of baboons.
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-[[T.O. Honiball]] (1905-1990)[https://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Ochse_Honiball] was a celebrated and pioneering cartoonist.
+[[T.O. Honiball]] (1905-1990)[https://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Ochse_Honiball] was a celebrated and pioneering [[Afrikaans]] cartoonist.
-Born in Cradock, on 7 Decxember, 1905, he grew up in Stellenbosch, studied architecture at [[University of Cape Town]] for  year, before going to Chicago where he did commercial art. Returned to South Africa in 1930, to work for Napier Advertising in Cape Town for a few years. Then became a freelance illustrator and cartoonist for ''[[Die Burger]]'' and ''[[Die Huisgenoot]]'' till 1974. Creator of the now famous allegorical series called ''[[Oom Kaspaas]]'' (1939-1957) and  ''[[Adoons-hulle]]'' (1948-1971), in which the main characters are a community of baboons. Also did a series on ''[[Jakkals en Wolf]]'' ("Jackal and Wolf"), classic children's stories that appeared regularly in ''[[Die Jongspan]]'' from 1942 to 1969. (These cartoons were also published in 14 books between 1943 and 1973).
+==Biography==
-Some of these series were also dramatised for stage and TV over the years.
+Born in Cradock, on 7 December, 1905, he grew up in Stellenbosch, studied architecture at [[University of Cape Town]] for  year, before going to Chicago where he did commercial art. Returned to South Africa in 1930, to work for Napier Advertising in Cape Town for a few years. Then became a freelance illustrator and cartoonist for ''[[Die Burger]]'' and ''[[Die Huisgenoot]]'' till 1974. Creator of the now famous allegorical series called ''[[Oom Kaspaas]]'' (1939-1957) and  ''[[Adoons-hulle]]'' (1948-1971), in which the main characters are a community of baboons. Also did a series on ''[[Jakkals en Wolf]]'' ("Jackal and Wolf"), classic children's stories that appeared regularly in ''[[Die Jongspan]]'' from 1942 to 1969. (These cartoons were also published in 14 books between 1943 and 1973).
 Honiball also designed the programmes for performances by various companies, ''inter alia''  for [[Hendrik Hanekom]]'s company, among them for ''[[Die Stille Haard]]'' and ''[[Die Verliefde Spook]]''.
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-[[T.O. Honiball]] (Thomas Osche) (7/12/1905-) Celebrated cartoonist.
+[[T.O. Honiball]] (1905-1990)[https://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Ochse_Honiball] was a celebrated and pioneering cartoonist.
-Born in Cradock, grew up in Stellenbosch, studied architecture at University of Cape Town for  year, before going to Chicago where he did commercial art. Returned to South Africa in 1930, to work for Napier Advertising in Cape Town for a few years. Then became a freelance illustrator and cartoonist for ''Die Burger'' and ''Die Huisgenoot'' till 1974. Creator of the now famous allegorical series called ''Oom Kaspaas'' (1939-1957) and  ''Adoons-hulle'' (1948-1971), in which the main characters are a community of baboons. Also did a series on ''Jakkals en Wolf'' ("Jackall and Wolf"), classic childrens stories in ''Die Jongspan'' (1942-1969).
+Born in Cradock, on 7 Decxember, 1905, he grew up in Stellenbosch, studied architecture at [[University of Cape Town]] for  year, before going to Chicago where he did commercial art. Returned to South Africa in 1930, to work for Napier Advertising in Cape Town for a few years. Then became a freelance illustrator and cartoonist for ''[[Die Burger]]'' and ''[[Die Huisgenoot]]'' till 1974. Creator of the now famous allegorical series called ''[[Oom Kaspaas]]'' (1939-1957) and  ''[[Adoons-hulle]]'' (1948-1971), in which the main characters are a community of baboons. Also did a series on ''[[Jakkals en Wolf]]'' ("Jackal and Wolf"), classic children's stories that appeared regularly in ''[[Die Jongspan]]'' from 1942 to 1969. (These cartoons were also published in 14 books between 1943 and 1973).
-Some of these series were also dramatised for stage and TV over the years. **.
+Some of these series were also dramatised for stage and TV over the years.
-Designed programmes inter alia for [[Hendrik Hanekom]]'s company, among them for ''[[Die Stille Haard]]'' and ''[[Die Verliefde Spook]]''.
+Honiball also designed the programmes for performances by various companies, ''inter alia''  for [[Hendrik Hanekom]]'s company, among them for ''[[Die Stille Haard]]'' and ''[[Die Verliefde Spook]]''.

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−	~~HONIBAL,~~ T.O. (Thomas Osche) (7/12/1905-) Celebrated cartoonist. Born in Cradock, grew up in Stellenbosch, studied architecture at University of Cape Town for year, before going to Chicago where he did commercial art. Returned to South Africa in 1930, to work for Napier Advertising in Cape Town for a few years. Then became a freelance illustrator and cartoonist for ''Die Burger'' and ''Die Huisgenoot'' till 1974. Creator of the now famous allegorical series called ''Oom Kaspaas'' (1939-1957) and ''Adoons-hulle'' (1948-1971), in which the main characters are a community of baboons. Also did a series on ''Jakkals en Wolf'' ("Jackall and Wolf"), classic childrens stories in ''Die Jongspan'' (1942-1969). Some of these series were also dramatised for stage and TV over the years. **. Designed programmes inter alia for [[Hendrik Hanekom]]'s company, among them for ''[[Die Stille Haard]]'' and ''[[Die Verliefde Spook]]''.	+	[[T.O. Honiball]] (Thomas Osche) (7/12/1905-) Celebrated cartoonist.
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		+	Born in Cradock, grew up in Stellenbosch, studied architecture at University of Cape Town for year, before going to Chicago where he did commercial art. Returned to South Africa in 1930, to work for Napier Advertising in Cape Town for a few years. Then became a freelance illustrator and cartoonist for ''Die Burger'' and ''Die Huisgenoot'' till 1974. Creator of the now famous allegorical series called ''Oom Kaspaas'' (1939-1957) and ''Adoons-hulle'' (1948-1971), in which the main characters are a community of baboons. Also did a series on ''Jakkals en Wolf'' ("Jackall and Wolf"), classic childrens stories in ''Die Jongspan'' (1942-1969).
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		+	Some of these series were also dramatised for stage and TV over the years. **.
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		+	Designed programmes inter alia for [[Hendrik Hanekom]]'s company, among them for ''[[Die Stille Haard]]'' and ''[[Die Verliefde Spook]]''.

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 A number of his creations would later be adapted for stage, film and TV.
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