López Rubio, Francisco (sold)
Francisco López Rubio (1895 - 1965) was a Spanish cartoonist and humorist active in Madrid during the second half of the 19th century. López Rubio was born in Granada in 1895 and relocated to Madrid to pursue a career as a cartoonist in 1915. His work, which has an art deco aesthetic, is defined by simple lines and geometric color blocks. His more famous younger brother, Jose Lopez Rubio y Herreros, was songwriter for Paramount Pictures and was nominated for an Oscar for his work on the Bogart film, Treasure of the Sierra Madre.
A very rare Spanish pocket globe!
Globo Terrestre.
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- DPI: 300
- File Size: 1.76 MB
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This is an uncommon pocket globe issued around 1840 in Madrid by Pedro Martín de López. The small globe is broken down into six gores, which are attached to one another along the Equator. Originally strings at the top and bottom of the gores could be tied to ... (more details)
Vividly illustrated pictorial map of the Spanish Protectorate in Morocco.
Marruecos Español.
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- File Size: 28.52 MB
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A c. 1940 graphically rich pictorial map of the Spanish protectorate in Morocco (1912 - 1956) by Francisco López Rubio. The map covers roughly from Gibraltar to Fes, and from Kenitra to Berkane. The whole is richly illustrated in López Rubio's 'less is more' ... (more details)