This article analyses the various components of a graphic novel, El Perdón y la furia
[Forgiveness and Fury] by Antonio Altarriba and Keko, about the Baroque painter José de …

Abstract The Spanish Baroque painter, draughtsman and printmaker, Jusepe de Ribera
(1591–1652), has long been celebrated for his depictions of human suffering: flayed skin …

Manuel Rivas mediates an icon of Galicia through the recontextualization of painting and
pictorial narratives, sculptures and scriptures, as a counter-memory of the Nationalist victors' …

Abstract Paintings by the Spanish baroque artist Jusepe de Ribera (1591–1652) prompted a
range of contradictory responses in the nineteenth century. Poets, travel writers, critics, and …

In two documentary-inflected fiction films, The Hypothesis of the Stolen Painting
(L'Hypothèse du tableau volé, 1979) and the less known short, Ice Stories (Histoires de …

"¿ España? España no existe. Es uno de mis Disparates, puesto en pie en la noche de los
tiempos"(36); the character Francisco de Goya y Lucientes thus describes Spanish history in …

Description A successful painter working in Naples during the seventeenth-century, Jusepe
de Ribera, called lo Spagnoletto, became known for his prolific drawing practice, from which …

In this essay we will analyze the relationship between text and image within the work of the
Mexican cartoonist Eduardo del Río (Rius), to show how both text and image are capable of …

This project displays ten original works of poetry inspired by iconic paintings of Joan Miró, a
surrealist Spanish painter and sculptor from the early 20th century. Miró explored ideas of …

Anyone interested in investigating Latin American documentary fiction would do well to
begin with David William Foster's seminal ar ticle," Latin American Documentary Narrative," …