by Francisco de Quevedo, Edward Lear, Antonio Fernández Molina · Media Vaca · tapa dura · ISBN 9788493022112
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This book is an eclectic and surprising compilation of poems, each interpreted by the illustrator Carlos Ortin, offering a unique work. The verses aspire to live independently of their authors, becoming the property of whoever recites or copies them. The poems, collected in the street and turned into pets, escape from the lap of their creators. The artist has made colorful carnival costumes for them, where text and illustrations exchange and clash their noses, creating one thing. Includes poems by Francisco de Quevedo, Antonio Fernández Molina, Jean Arp, Gloria Fuertes, Jacques Prévert, Isabel Escudero, Blaise Cendrars, Francis Picabia, Bernardo Atxaga, Manolito el Pollero, Gabriela Mistral, Vicent Andrés Estellés, Baldomero Fernández Moreno, Pere Quart, Cecilia, Heinrich Heine, Joan Brossa, Carmen Santonja, Oliverio Girondo, Angel González, Rafael Alberti and many more authors. Carlos Ortin received the 2nd National Prize for the Best Illustrations of Children's and Young People's Books 1999 for this book.
Spanish Golden Age writer and poet, master of conceptismo, author of El Buscón and of an enormous body of poetry and satire.
