1986 - Signed Litography Guido Crepax -  Valentina&
1986 - Signed Litography Guido Crepax -  Valentina&
1986 - Signed Litography Guido Crepax -  Valentina&
1986 - Signed Litography Guido Crepax -  Valentina&
1986 - Signed Litography Guido Crepax -  Valentina&

1986 - Signed Litography Guido Crepax - Valentina's Reflection

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Guido Crepax' lithography inspired by the comic book "Magic Lantern" of 1976/7 depicting Valentina.

One lithography in black and white, and one coloured, both finished by hand.

 

Each work will be delivered in an exclusive package, including an Archivio Crepax certificate of authenticity.


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Material: Paper

Dimensions (cm): H 70 x W 50 x D 0.5

Dimensions (in): H 27.6 x W 19.7 x D 0.2

Weight: 100g

 

We are proud children and heirs of Guido Crepax. In our family home, there is a huge nineteenth-century Dutch wardrobe. Years ago, our father converted the wardrobe into an archive to store his artwork, filling it with lithographs, serigraphs and other prints on various materials (including paper of all kinds, cork sheets and metal).

Guido Crepax began this new activity in the early 1970s, at the time of the first exhibitions of his works and the Valentina comic strip series. The gallery owner or printer always reserved a certain number of copies of these limited editions, numbered or classified as an artist's proof.

We decided to reopen this wardrobe, keeping certain copies for the archive and for our homes, but we believed it right to make the last of the signed prints available to passionate collectors.Archivio Crepax


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ARCHIVIO CREPAX

ARCHIVIO CREPAX

Born in Milan in 1933, Guido Crepax is one of the most important Italian comic book authors and the most internationally well-known comic strip field.



He started out his career at a very young age, creating his very first comic story at just twelve. He graduated in architecture but preferred to dedicate himself to illustrating record covers first and then working as a graphic designer, creating campaigns for Shell, Campari, Omsa, Esso, Standa, Rizzoli, Dunlop, and Terital, Primizia, Iveco, Fuji, Breil, and Honda.

In 1965, thanks to the magazine Linus, he returned to comics to create the character that made him famous worldwide: Valentina, one of the few comic book heroines and the only one aged with its author.

He created meticulous adaptations of certain classics in literature (from Emmanuelle to Histoire d'O, from Justine to Venus in Fur, from Dracula to Frankenstein, from Doctor Jekyll to Screw tour, from Poe to Kafka).

Overall, he created over 5,000 comics, and over 200 editions of his books have been published in the most spoken languages.

In his 40 years of work, he also created hundreds of illustrations for newspapers, accessories, fashion, and design; worked in theatre, cinema and television; and created dozens of lithographs.

Numerous solo exhibitions have been dedicated to him in Italy and abroad. They were written by Roland Barthes, Alan Robbe-Grillet, Gillo Dorfles, Umberto Eco, and many others. A hobby of his was inventing board games. He left us on the 31st of July 2003.

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