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LA CARA MÁS DULCE
La Cúpula

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2010

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Robert Crumb is a foundational figure in underground comix, known for his intensely personal, often controversial, and visually obsessive work. A pioneer of the 1960s countercultural press, Crumb created iconic characters like Fritz the Cat and Mr. Natural, while also exposing the neuroses, contradictions, and fetishes of American life—often his own. His dense, cross-hatched drawings fuse early 20th-century cartooning with raw confessional content, elevating comics as a form of brutal self-reckoning and cultural critique. Crumb’s legacy is as complex as his output: fiercely influential, deeply polarizing, and utterly uncompromising.

Robert Crumb
La Cúpula
978-8478339204
122
Spanish
2010
hardcover/ 28 x 22 cm
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The Sweeter Side of R. Crumb (La cara más dulce de R. Crumb) unveils a gentler facet of the renowned underground comix artist Robert Crumb. This collection features illustrations spanning from the 1960s to the present, including portraits of family and friends, natural sketches, and charming depictions of kittens, angels, and musical bands. Published by Ediciones La Cúpula, this 122-page hardcover showcases Crumb’s versatility beyond his provocative works, offering readers a glimpse into his tender and introspective artistry. The book highlights Crumb’s ability to capture everyday moments with affection and detail, providing a refreshing perspective on his creative range. Comix, Robert Crumb, La Cúpula, 2010 La Cúpula 978-8478339204 Robert Crumb 2010

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La Cúpula

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2010

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Robert Crumb
hardcover/ 28 x 22 cm
978-8478339204
Spanish
122

Robert Crumb is a foundational figure in underground comix, known for his intensely personal, often controversial, and visually obsessive work. A pioneer of the 1960s countercultural press, Crumb created iconic characters like Fritz the Cat and Mr. Natural, while also exposing the neuroses, contradictions, and fetishes of American life—often his own. His dense, cross-hatched drawings fuse early 20th-century cartooning with raw confessional content, elevating comics as a form of brutal self-reckoning and cultural critique. Crumb’s legacy is as complex as his output: fiercely influential, deeply polarizing, and utterly uncompromising.

The Sweeter Side of R. Crumb (La cara más dulce de R. Crumb) unveils a gentler facet of the renowned underground comix artist Robert Crumb. This collection features illustrations spanning from the 1960s to the present, including portraits of family and friends, natural sketches, and charming depictions of kittens, angels, and musical bands. Published by Ediciones La Cúpula, this 122-page hardcover showcases Crumb’s versatility beyond his provocative works, offering readers a glimpse into his tender and introspective artistry. The book highlights Crumb’s ability to capture everyday moments with affection and detail, providing a refreshing perspective on his creative range. Comix, Robert Crumb, La Cúpula, 2010 La Cúpula 978-8478339204 Robert Crumb 2010