Rarotonga el arte de Antonio Gutiérrez

Opening Saturday, May 13
11 a.m.

Free admission

An exhibition dedicated to illustrator, Antonio Gutiérrez, creator of half-tone drawings made with charcoal pencils, a technique that dominated Mexican comics from the 1940ss through the mid-1980s. His first comics were Kombo for Macaco magazine. Later, Gutiérrez worked with José Cárdenas as a tracer on Rutas de Emoción; later came El Capitán Wings, Tarzán, El Cosaco, El Caballero Azul and others. At Pepín magazine, he created the character Don Proverbio. He also created the graphics forRarotonga, a story written by Guillermo de la Parra.

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