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Reúne el trabajo realizado por el artista entre 2005 y 2009, periodo en que se dedica a copiar a lápiz —con la ayuda de un microscopio— las imágenes de niñas y niños desaparecidos publicadas en el di

Esta publicación, o mejor dicho, esta colección de setenta y cinco postales listas para ser desprendidas, son el complemento de la exposición homónima organizada en torno al catálogo de libros para niños y jovenes del Fondo. La seleccion de ilustraciones abarca diferentes autores, personajes y estilos: el famoso primate de Anthony Browne convive con los rasgos primitivistas de Alejandro Magallanes, asi como el hiperrealismo monocromatico de Chris van Allsburg lo hace con las coloridas acuarelas de Juan Gedovius, o los trazos y manchas de Isol con las rayas y sombras de Oliver Jeffers.

La Fundación Banco Santander presenta esta exposición al celebrarse el bicentenario del nacimiento de Honoré Daumier y coincidiendo con los diversos homenajes que se le están haciendo en diferentes p

Dibujo te enseña habilidades y técnicas básicas del dibujo, desde el bosquejo hasta un trabajo más elaborado. Además, encuentras variedad de materiales que puedes utilizar para crear dibujos efectivo

Caricatura presenta diferentes tipos de caricaturas y una gran gama de materiales que puedes usar para realizarlas. Muchas caricaturas están basadas en simples líneas de manera que no se necesita una

Antonio Lopez (1943-1987) is the Picasso of fashion illustration. An unparalleled virtuoso, he captured the pulse of style at ground zero from the Sixties to the Eighties. Recording and predicting contemporary style trends, he also used his omnivorous versatility to adopt a broad range of art movements in his work, from Pop Art to Surrealism. His illustrations, interspersed with his photographs, of the beautiful people who are part of celebrity folklore - the 15-year-old Jerry Hall, whom he discovered, Grace Jones, Mick Jagger, Faye Dunaway, Paloma Picasso, Jackie Kennedy - make this a ...

Sarah Raphael (1960-2001) died young: preparing a show for New York, she contracted pneumonia and never recovered. Her work, large- and small-scale, is now represented in all the leading British collections. A major retrospective at Marlborough Fine Arts, London, in 2003, bringing together work from her last seven years, was as amazing as her earlier exhibitions in its brilliance, its formal variety and inventiveness. One breathtaking area of her work which has so far been inadequately displayed is her drawing. There are few modern artists who equal her in assurance and firmness of line. Michael Ayrton said to her when she was fourteen, 'Draw your own hands. If you can draw your own hands you can do anything.' She did, and she could. Her informal portraits of friends, some well-known, some unknown, never flatter except in telling the truth. She did justice to every model, and her sense of setting, the economy of her perspectives, her ability to create presence, continue to amaze the viewer. Even the most seemingly casual sketch, closely observed, reconstitutes an original, sculptural space about it.The lessons Michael Ayrton taught ensured that she is always at least a three-dimensional artist. Most of the drawings are from her notebooks and sketchbooks, and Frederic Raphael draws from over twenty-five years of work, primarily pencil sketches. As William Boyd has written, 'you can tell how good they are, yourself'. She has her own, unarguable authority.

Haunting landscapes, mythical creatures, and a style that stirred the new gothic revival: that is the enchanted world of Anne Sudworth. Finally, here is a comprehensive collection of her marvelous works, along with a selection of studies and roughs, an appendix featuring an illustrated treatment of her techniques, and incisive commentary by both award-winning writer John Grant and the artist herself. Anne Sudworth presented her landmark exhibition 'Visions and Views' in 1993, devoted to her more imaginative and fantastical works. The triumph of this exhibition led her to devote her energies almost exclusively to fantasy and now, while continuing to display her work to great acclaim in orthodox galleries, she shows also with equal success at fantasy and science-fiction conventions. John Grant is the author of Encyclopaedia of Walt Disney's Animated Characters. Technical Editor of the Clute/Nicholls' Encyclopaedia of Science Fiction (for which he shared a rare BSFA Special Award), co-editor with John Clute of The Encyclopaedia of Fantasy and co-author with Ron Tiner of The Encyclopaedia of Fantasy and Science Fiction Art Techniques.

Randy M. DannenfelserFans will warmly welcome this very first book devoted to the art of seven-time Chesley Award nominee Jack Hescox. These 100 pieces are Hescoxs favorites, and they showcase the inventive and imaginative worlds he has created on paper for more than 30 years. His vividly realistic images, produced with gifted draftsmanship and augmented by a brilliant use of color and composition, have made him one of the most widely sought-after genre illustrators. The versatile pieces shown here include book covers for such authors as Marion Zimmer Bradley and Roger Zelazny, as well as work for the motion picture and computer game industries. Every painting reveals anew why Hescox has become one of the most beloved and respected artists in the field.

Achilleos, ChrisChris Achilleo's science fiction/fantasy artwork ranges from his acclaimed Doctor Who and Star Trek covers to the erotic pin-ups that made him famous.