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In 1979 he moved from Rome to Piombino. He died 73 years old in Villamarina, September 2001. During his career, the artist Senio Pratesi explored different stylistic registers, including the surrealist one. | In 1979 he moved from Rome to Piombino. He died 73 years old in Villamarina, September 2001. During his career, the artist Senio Pratesi explored different stylistic registers, including the surrealist one. | ||
=== [[Fratelli Spada stories]] by Senio Pratesi === | === [[Fratelli Spada stories]] by Senio Pratesi === | ||
====Mandrake | ====1962==== | ||
=====Mandrake===== | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Image:spada-FP-003.jpg|"[[Il morso del Cobra (Spada)|Il morso del Cobra]]" | Image:spada-FP-003.jpg|"[[Il morso del Cobra (Spada)|Il morso del Cobra]]" | ||
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Image:spada-FP-007-fr.jpg|"[[Sei finito Cobra (Spada)|Sei finito Cobra]]" | Image:spada-FP-007-fr.jpg|"[[Sei finito Cobra (Spada)|Sei finito Cobra]]" | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
====Mandrake | ====1968==== | ||
=====Mandrake===== | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Image:spada-FP-145-fr.jpg|"[[Il diadema di zia Clot (Spada)|Il diadema di zia Clot]]" | Image:spada-FP-145-fr.jpg|"[[Il diadema di zia Clot (Spada)|Il diadema di zia Clot]]" | ||
Image:spada-FP-152.jpg|"[[Centofacce meno una (Spada)|Centofacce meno una]]" | Image:spada-FP-152.jpg|"[[Centofacce meno una (Spada)|Centofacce meno una]]" | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
====Mandrake | ====1969==== | ||
=====Mandrake===== | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Image:spada-FP-163.jpg|"[[Castello ai Caraibi (Spada)|Castello ai Caraibi]]" | Image:spada-FP-163.jpg|"[[Castello ai Caraibi (Spada)|Castello ai Caraibi]]" | ||
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Image:spada-FP-170.jpg|"[[Remember Cobra (Spada)|Remember Cobra]]" | Image:spada-FP-170.jpg|"[[Remember Cobra (Spada)|Remember Cobra]]" | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
====Mandrake | ====1970==== | ||
=====Mandrake===== | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Image:spada-FP-172.jpg|"[[Top secret (Spada)|Top secret]]" | Image:spada-FP-172.jpg|"[[Top secret (Spada)|Top secret]]" | ||
Image:spada-FP-174.jpg|"[[Caccia al Grisbi (Spada)|Caccia al Grisbi]]" | Image:spada-FP-174.jpg|"[[Caccia al Grisbi (Spada)|Caccia al Grisbi]]" | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
====Mandrake | ====1971==== | ||
=====Mandrake===== | |||
It is possible that Pratesi also are the artist on two stories from 1971. | It is possible that Pratesi also are the artist on two stories from 1971. | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Latest revision as of 11:22, 16 September 2024
| Senio Pratesi | |
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| Biographical information | |
| Born: | 1928, Siena |
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| Died: | 2001, Villamarina |
| Nationality: |  Italian
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| Occupation: | Artist |
| Website: | n/a |
Biography
Senio Pratesi was born in Siena in 1928[footnotes 1]. He was a self-taught artist and he exhibited for the first time in Siena in 1945. In the 1960s he made ninety stories with The Phantom and some with Mandrake for the Italian publisher Fratelli Spada.
Prates has a drawing style where many panels are very detailed, also in the background of the people who are in focus. The characters are drawn realistically with good anatomical composition, even when they are in motion. The faces of the supporting characters are often drawn expressively, some more caricatured. The women usually have large slightly slanted eyes with long eyelashes. If people are in a very stressful situation, they are drawn with large drops of sweat on their foreheads and some running down between their cheekbones and ears.
In 1979 he moved from Rome to Piombino. He died 73 years old in Villamarina, September 2001. During his career, the artist Senio Pratesi explored different stylistic registers, including the surrealist one.
Fratelli Spada stories by Senio Pratesi
1962
Mandrake
1968
Mandrake
1969
Mandrake
1970
Mandrake
1971
Mandrake
It is possible that Pratesi also are the artist on two stories from 1971.
Note
- ↑ Other biographies state the date of birth to 1926, but this is probably incorrect.