Authors: Altarriba and Keko. Spanish. Hardcover. 18 x 26 cm. 64 pages.
The Museo del Prado publishes its second comic book, the work of Altarriba and Keko, who propose an exciting intrigue that takes place between the light and darkness, redemption and pain, grace and penitence, and forgiveness and fury in a series of paintings by Ribera.
In 1632 José de Ribera, Lo Spagnoletto, was commissioned to paint the Furies, a set of four paintings depicting the great executioners of classical mythology. Titius and Ixion are preserved, but Sisyphus and Tantalus have disappeared. Osvaldo González Sanmartín, the main character, is determined to uncover the mystery, a quest that will lead him to explore the secrets of Ribera's work until he becomes obsessed.
After the success of Yo, asesino, Antonio Altarriba and Keko (José Antonio Godoy) return to offer us an exciting and disturbing intrigue with the theme of art and cruelty in the background.
ISBN: 9788484803331
