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Federico Ribas Montenegro Goat Head Butting Butting
Federico Ribas Montenegro, 1890 - 1952. Spanish cartoonist, illustrator, publicist and poster designer. His career was launched in 1916 when he won a poster competition for a famous soap company. He later made his mark in the Spanish commercial art world working for several major brands. His strong, playful use of colour was equally at his service in this amusing illustration for the children's book Los Enanitos Jardineros, published 1947
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20th Century Amusing Book Childrens Door Drawing Drawings Goat Spain Spanish Butting Head Butting
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This print showcases the incredible talent of Federico Ribas Montenegro, a renowned Spanish cartoonist, illustrator, publicist, and poster designer. Known for his vibrant use of color and playful style, Montenegro's career took off in 1916 when he emerged victorious in a poster competition for a famous soap company. From there, he made an indelible mark on the Spanish commercial art world by working with numerous prominent brands. In this particular illustration from the children's book "Los Enanitos Jardineros" published in 1947, Montenegro demonstrates his artistic prowess once again. The image captures a humorous moment as a goat playfully engages in head-butting against a door. The artist's skillful use of color brings this amusing scene to life and adds an extra layer of charm to the overall composition. Montenegro's work is not only visually appealing but also holds historical significance as it represents the artistic style prevalent during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This archival engraving serves as both a testament to Montenegro's creative genius and an important piece of vintage artwork that has stood the test of time. Ken Welsh has expertly captured this enchanting print through photography, allowing viewers to appreciate every intricate detail and relish in Montenegro's imaginative world. Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply someone who appreciates whimsical illustrations, this print is sure to captivate your imagination and bring joy into any space it adorns.
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