Mastantuono, Corrado - 1 Original cover - Topolino - 3652 Il tuffo di Zio Paperone






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Original Topolino 3652 cover by Corrado Mastantuono, titled 3652 Il tuffo di Zio Paperone, ink on cardboard, 25 × 34 cm, in excellent condition, signed and dry-stamped by the artist, with MoyBoyToy authentication certificate.
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Author: Corrado Mastantuono
Measures: 25x34 cm
Technique: Ink on cardboard
Signed in the bottom right by the author
Embossed seal of the author in the bottom right
MoyBoyToy certificate of authenticity
Original Topolino 3652 cover inked and drawn in pen and ink
Beautiful humorous scene typical of Corrado Mastantuono’s style, in which we see Uncle Scrooge about to dive from the diving board of his warehouse.
Instead of the usual dollars, however, the depot is full of stones, so Donald Duck is alarmed and shouts to warn his uncle of the danger.
This cover features a collaboration of one of the world’s best Disney comic artists with a classic moment, namely Scrooge McDuck’s dive.
The comic in the photos, signed by Corrado Mastantuono, is included in the auction
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 world of Disney and proposed that he draw for Topolino.
In 1990 he debuted in Topolino n. 1805, and his collaboration with Walt Disney took him to pages of “Minni & company”, “Giovani Marmotte”, “PK”, “MM”.
In 1997 in the story “Paperino e la macchina della conoscenza” (Topolino n.2172) the character Bum Bum Ghigno made his first appearance.
Since 1993 he has collaborated with Bonelli on the titles “Nick Raider”, “Magico Vento” and "Deadwood Dick", both on stories and covers, up to the historic Tex magazine in 2007.
He entered the French market in 2004 with “Elias le maudit” for the publisher 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 shipping!
(I’m including standard shipping costs; I will cover and pay for the insurance service to provide you with a 100% safe shipment. You buyers only have to smile when you receive this fantastic item)
Author: Corrado Mastantuono
Measures: 25x34 cm
Technique: Ink on cardboard
Signed in the bottom right by the author
Embossed seal of the author in the bottom right
MoyBoyToy certificate of authenticity
Original Topolino 3652 cover inked and drawn in pen and ink
Beautiful humorous scene typical of Corrado Mastantuono’s style, in which we see Uncle Scrooge about to dive from the diving board of his warehouse.
Instead of the usual dollars, however, the depot is full of stones, so Donald Duck is alarmed and shouts to warn his uncle of the danger.
This cover features a collaboration of one of the world’s best Disney comic artists with a classic moment, namely Scrooge McDuck’s dive.
The comic in the photos, signed by Corrado Mastantuono, is included in the auction
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 world of Disney and proposed that he draw for Topolino.
In 1990 he debuted in Topolino n. 1805, and his collaboration with Walt Disney took him to pages of “Minni & company”, “Giovani Marmotte”, “PK”, “MM”.
In 1997 in the story “Paperino e la macchina della conoscenza” (Topolino n.2172) the character Bum Bum Ghigno made his first appearance.
Since 1993 he has collaborated with Bonelli on the titles “Nick Raider”, “Magico Vento” and "Deadwood Dick", both on stories and covers, up to the historic Tex magazine in 2007.
He entered the French market in 2004 with “Elias le maudit” for the publisher Humanoïdes Associés.
Among the awards conferred are the prestigious Topolino d'Oro in 1996, Yellow Kid in 2001 and the Gran Guinigi in 2002.
