Wilhelm Busch

Wilhelm Busch was a German illustrator and poet from the 19th century, best known for his humorous and satirical comic images and poems. His work often combines witty storytelling with detailed sketches, capturing everyday life and human nature with sharp insight. Busch's most famous creation is "Max and Moritz," a series of mischievous boys whose antics highlight the quirks of childhood. His style influenced the development of modern comic strips and cartoons, blending art and humor to comment on society. Busch's clever and lively illustrations continue to be celebrated for their artistic skill and social commentary.