Aurora San Cristóval
Peruvian painter, lithographer and comic artist
About Aurora San Cristóval
Lived 1878 – 1955 (aged 76–77). Aurora San Cristóval was a Peruvian painter, lithographer and comics artist.
Aurora San Cristóval Palomino (1878 – May 17, 1955) was a Peruvian painter, lithographer and comic artist. The only female lithographer active in late 19th century Lima, San Cristóval was the first Peruvian comics artist.
Biography Aurora San Cristóval was born in 1878 in Lima, the eldest of eight children of lithographer Evaristo San Cristóval and María Emilia Palomino. Her siblings included historian Evaristo San Cristóval Palomino. A lithograph based on Guido Reni's painting Ecce Homo (1636) received particular praise.
From 1893 to 1895, she contributed twenty comic strips to El Perú Artístico. They were humorously themed, in a six panel format, and unlike her other work, signed with only her first name. These works make her the first known comics artist in Peru, and the only woman in Peru known to work in the medium until 1978.
She was eventually forced to give up printmaking for health reasons. San Cristóval died on 17 May 1955.
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Peruvian painter, lithographer and comic artist (1878–1955)
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Aurora San Cristóval was born in 1878 in Lima.
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Aurora San Cristóval died on 17 May 1955.
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Aurora San Cristóval was a painter, lithographer and comics artist.
What nationality was Aurora San Cristóval?
Aurora San Cristóval was Peruvian.
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