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pencil and ink on thin cardboard
36 x 24,5 cm
Original comic art made by Pratt between 1966 and 1967 for page 18/A of "Sandokan", the legendary comic strip adaptation of Salgari's classic which remained unpublished for 40 years until its publication in the volume "Sandokan" by Rizzoli Libri in 2009. During the mid-1960s the screenwriter Mino Milani entrusted his friend Pratt the reduction of the famous novel by Emilo Salgari for the CdP, the master of Malamocco threw himself into this enterprise with enthusiasm, however, until something happened in 1967, the enormous success of Corto Maltese's first adventure "A Ballad of the Salted Sea ", Pratt then abandoned Sandokan's project thus leaving the story unfinished and unpublished for over 40 years. A museum piece.
36 x 24,5 cm
Original comic art made by Pratt between 1966 and 1967 for page 18/A of "Sandokan", the legendary comic strip adaptation of Salgari's classic which remained unpublished for 40 years until its publication in the volume "Sandokan" by Rizzoli Libri in 2009. During the mid-1960s the screenwriter Mino Milani entrusted his friend Pratt the reduction of the famous novel by Emilo Salgari for the CdP, the master of Malamocco threw himself into this enterprise with enthusiasm, however, until something happened in 1967, the enormous success of Corto Maltese's first adventure "A Ballad of the Salted Sea ", Pratt then abandoned Sandokan's project thus leaving the story unfinished and unpublished for over 40 years. A museum piece.
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