Mastantuono, Corrado - 1 Original preliminary cover - Topolino - 3652
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Original preliminary cover drawing for Topolino 3652 by Corrado Mastantuono, in excellent condition, size 21×29.7 cm, signed by the author with a dry stamp, insured shipping.
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Author: Corrado Mastantuono
Measurements: 21×29.7 cm
Technique: Pencil on paper
Signed at the bottom by the author
Author's dry stamp at the bottom right
Beautiful original drawing of the published Topolino 3652 cover
This cover features one of the most famous scenes in the Disney world: Uncle Scrooge diving into his dollars.
The twist is that this time the stash is full of stones, and Donald Duck tries to warn him in time!
As always, a wonderful humorous angle from Corrado Mastantuono
Corrado Mastantuono
Born on a cold morning in 1962.
In 1980 he graduated from the National Institute for Cinematography and Television as an animator, a training that professionally shaped him and which he carried out until 1989.
During this period he met Giovan Battista Carpi, who introduced him to the big Disney world and offered him the chance to draw for Topolino.
In 1990 he debuted in Topolino no. 1805 and his collaboration with Walt Disney led him to pages of “Minni & company”, “Giovani Marmotte”, “PK”, “MM”.
In 1997, in the story “Paperino e la macchina della conoscenza” (Topolino no. 2172), the character Bum Bum Ghigno makes his first appearance.
From 1993 he collaborated with Bonelli on the titles “Nick Raider”, “Magico Vento” and "Deadwood Dick", for both stories and covers, up to the historic title Tex in 2007.
He entered the French market in 2004 with “Elias le maudit” for Humanoïdes Associés.
Among the awards conferred are the prestigious Topolino d'Oro in 1996, Yellow Kid in 2001 and the Gran Guinigi in 2002.
Insured shipment!
Author: Corrado Mastantuono
Measurements: 21×29.7 cm
Technique: Pencil on paper
Signed at the bottom by the author
Author's dry stamp at the bottom right
Beautiful original drawing of the published Topolino 3652 cover
This cover features one of the most famous scenes in the Disney world: Uncle Scrooge diving into his dollars.
The twist is that this time the stash is full of stones, and Donald Duck tries to warn him in time!
As always, a wonderful humorous angle from Corrado Mastantuono
Corrado Mastantuono
Born on a cold morning in 1962.
In 1980 he graduated from the National Institute for Cinematography and Television as an animator, a training that professionally shaped him and which he carried out until 1989.
During this period he met Giovan Battista Carpi, who introduced him to the big Disney world and offered him the chance to draw for Topolino.
In 1990 he debuted in Topolino no. 1805 and his collaboration with Walt Disney led him to pages of “Minni & company”, “Giovani Marmotte”, “PK”, “MM”.
In 1997, in the story “Paperino e la macchina della conoscenza” (Topolino no. 2172), the character Bum Bum Ghigno makes his first appearance.
From 1993 he collaborated with Bonelli on the titles “Nick Raider”, “Magico Vento” and "Deadwood Dick", for both stories and covers, up to the historic title Tex in 2007.
He entered the French market in 2004 with “Elias le maudit” for Humanoïdes Associés.
Among the awards conferred are the prestigious Topolino d'Oro in 1996, Yellow Kid in 2001 and the Gran Guinigi in 2002.
Details
Item
Original preliminary cover
Number of objects
1
Series
Topolino
Condition
Excellent condition
Artist
Mastantuono, Corrado
Title of artwork
3652
Width
20.9 cm
Height
29.6 cm
