Raoul Barré is a cartoon pioneer who has lived in Montréal, Paris and New York. Barré studied at the Académie Julian in Paris and worked as an illustrator and cartoonist. He founded the Barré-Nolan Studio and contributed to the industrialization of animation.
He invented the “slash system” and the “peg bar”, major innovations in animation. Barré trained many famous animators, including those who created Felix the Cat.
He returned to Montréal in 1929, where he continued to paint and exhibit.
Directing
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Male
1874-01-29
Montréal, Québec, Canada
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Cartoons in the Country
Cartoons on a Yacht
Cooks vs. Chefs: The Phable of Olaf and Louie
Feet Is Feet: A Phable
A Newlywed Phable
The Phable of a Busted Romance
The Phable of the Phat Woman
Romiet and Julio
Cartoons On Tour
Cartoons on the Beach
Cartoons in a Seminary
Hicks in Nightmareland
Cartoons in the Hotel
Hunter and Dog