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«A troop of mounted warriors galloped up from the valley. The karnyx bellowed in welcome again and again, joining his tremor to the thunder of hooves, until Cirmo's goat ensign was visible in front of the riders, flanked by the oriflamma of Helike. Adara felt a shudder of pride: never since the time of his parents had the banners of the Olcades and Oretani stopped waving together, defending the honor and freedom of both peoples, now against Rome, as in the past against Carthage.
Arriving in front of the wall, following the ancestral tradition of the Olcades, Gerion struck the city gate with the pommel of his sword». (For the historical novel Hannibal's Anger, Arturo Gonzalo Aizpiri).
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«Desde el valle subía al galope un tropel de guerreros a caballo. El karnyx bramó para darles la bienvenida una y otra vez, uniendo su tremor al del retumbar de los cascos, hasta que al frente de los jinetes fue visible la enseña con la cabra de Cirmo, flanqueada por la oriflama de Hélike. Adara sintió un estremecimiento de orgullo: nunca desde el tiempo de sus padres habían dejado de ondear juntos los estandartes de ólcades y oretanos, defendiendo el honor y la libertad de ambos pueblos, ahora contra Roma, como antaño contra Cartago.
Al llegar frente a la muralla, siguiendo la tradición ancestral de los ólcades, Gerión golpeó la puerta de la ciudad con el pomo de su espada». (Para la novela histórica La cólera de Aníbal, Arturo Gonzalo Aizpiri).
I have always painted; I had no choice, so to speak.
After more than fifteen years making mainly historical and mythological illustrations for different media in several countries, I feel like a time traveler (with a lot of books and brushes in my backpack) who never stops discovering and learning, and who has the privileged possibility to open for others some kind of illustrated window to the past.
I also have had the opportunity to illustrate many other types of stories, tales, novels (what’s better than a good story?), and I'm exploring new fields to continue doing so ...
This is a gallery-quality giclée art print on 100% cotton rag archival paper, printed with archival inks. Each art print is listed by sheet size. Our 4 inch prints feature a minimum half-inch margin while larger sizes feature a minimum one-inch margin.
