Guillermo Mordillo
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| Mordillo | |
 Guillermo Mordillo (left) and the Mayor of General San Martín Partido, Ricardo Ivoskus. |
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| Birth name | Guillermo Mordillo |
| Born | August 4, 1932 Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| Nationality | Argentinian |
| Notable works | Crazy Cowboy Crazy Crazy Les Girafes |
| Awards | full list |
Guillermo Mordillo (born August 4, 1932, in Villa Pueyrredon, Buenos Aires, Argentina), known simply as Mordillo, is a creator of cartoons and animations, and was one of the most widely published cartoonists of the 1970s.[1] He is most famous for his humorous, colorful, and wordless depictions of love, sports (in particular soccer and golf), and long-necked animals.
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[edit] Bibliography
- The Damp and Daffy Doings of a Daring Pirate Ship, 1971, Harlin Quist Inc., New York, USA
- The Collected Cartoons of Mordillo, 1971, Crown Publishers, New York, USA
- Crazy Cowboy, 1972, Harlin Quist Inc., New York, USA
- Crazy Crazy, 1974, Insel Verlag, Frankfurt/M., Germany
- Opus I, 1976, Friedrich W.Heye Verlag, Unterhaching, Germany
- Opus II, 1978, (with foreword by Marcel Marceau). Friedrich W.Heye Verlag, Unterhaching, Germany
- Opus III, 1980, Friedrich W.Heye Verlag, Unterhaching, Germany
- Mordillo Football, 1981, (with foreword by Pelé). Century Hutchinson, London, Great Britain
- Mordillo Lovestory, 1985, (with foreword by Jane Birkin). Editions Glénat, Grenoble, France
- Mordillo Golf, 1987, (with foreword by Roberto De Vicenzo). Arnoldo Mondadori Editore, Milano, Italy
- Mordillo Safari, 1990, Wilhelm Heyne Verlag, München, Germany
- Mordillo Amore Amore, 1994, (with foreword by Giovanni Mariotti). Arnoldo Mondadori Editore, Milano, Italy
[edit] Awards
- 1969 Silver Medal at the V International Biennale of humorous designs at Tolentino
- 1971 Loisirs Jeunes Award, Paris
- 1971 Critici En Herba Award, Bologna, for the children's book Pirate ship
- 1972 Silver Medal of the first International Festival of Humorous Designs in Sarajevo
- 1973 Phénix de l'Humour, Paris
- 1974 Association of Argentine Designers Award
- 1976 El Gaucho Award, Köln
- 1976 Nakamori Award, Tokyo, for the children's book Crazy Cowboy
- 1977 Best Cartoonist of the year at the Salon International de l'Humour in Montréal
- 1977 Palme d'Or at the 31st International Fair of Bordighera
- 1983 Palme d'Or at the 36th International Fair of Bordighera
- 1985 Andersen Award at Sestri Levante
- 1995 Gold Medal at the 18th International Tolentino Fair of Humour
