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pencil, crayons and watercolor on brown thin cardboard
34 x 50 cm
Original illustration made by Serpieri as a tribute to his Druuna, published for the first time in the volume "Exzess & Extase" edited by the German publishing house Kunst der Comics in 1995. Serpieri is undoubtedly one of the absolute protagonists of contemporary comics, especially thanks to the famous saga of "Druuna": the heroine created in 1988 who embodies, more than any other character, his great love for the feminine. A woman who, for Serpieri, is always beautiful, sensual, exuberant and carnal. A woman who becomes the protagonist of western or science fiction stories, but always adventurous, resolute, alive: she is never a statue to be venerated or an object to be possessed. Small tears at the edges, creases at the edges caused by the use of watercolor. Signed.
34 x 50 cm
Original illustration made by Serpieri as a tribute to his Druuna, published for the first time in the volume "Exzess & Extase" edited by the German publishing house Kunst der Comics in 1995. Serpieri is undoubtedly one of the absolute protagonists of contemporary comics, especially thanks to the famous saga of "Druuna": the heroine created in 1988 who embodies, more than any other character, his great love for the feminine. A woman who, for Serpieri, is always beautiful, sensual, exuberant and carnal. A woman who becomes the protagonist of western or science fiction stories, but always adventurous, resolute, alive: she is never a statue to be venerated or an object to be possessed. Small tears at the edges, creases at the edges caused by the use of watercolor. Signed.
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