Pratt late fifties
Two more by the Venetian master
posted by Oscar Grillo at 19.4.06
Wednesday, April 19, 2006
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6 Comments:
Pratt and Breccia, two truly mind-boggling artists. Thanks for posting this inspiring work, Oscar!
So much to learn, so little time.
ULI
Eh, Pratt and Breccia were mind-boggling. I don`t know if was at the same time but there was quite a team down in Buenos Aires. Pratt, Breccia, Solano Lopes, Arturo del Castilho, Jorge Moliterni, Lalia, V. Hugo Arias, j Delbo ...
I grew up in Rio de Janeiro and once in a while I could get a hold in an Argentina comic, mostly "Skorpio" magazine.
They published some 8 or 10 issues of SKORPIO in Portuguese on the 70s, and I was able to buy some in used bookstores. Beautifull art all along.
Otro grande Hugo Pratt. A mí lo que me encanta de su laburo es esa "modernidad" - por llamarla de algún modo - esa elegancia, esa magia que respira en cada una de sus viñetas, especialmente cuando dibuja cielos o mares. Un fenómeno.
Jefe, otro que me llevaba loco de pibe ( y todavía lo sigue haciendo ) es el brasileño Joao Mottini, el de "Aurelio el audaz". A usted le gustaba?
Gustavo: Yo adoraba a Joao Mottini, primero por su admirable dibujo y tambien porque habia una foto suya en la que yo creia reconocerme. Viste, Jorge? Brasileiros y Argentinos, todos hermanados por el dibujo!
Pronto pondre dibujos de Mottini (Y de Roume!)
Absolutely bee-u-tiful. Deep, deep black shading. Love it!!
¡¡Rinkel el ballenero!!...¡¡Mamita querida!!
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