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Lupin Stampe Su Vetro Pag europrint.it europrint.it Modern Modern Italian Style Factory Distributed by SalvadoriCornici Via della Libertà, 2 - 31027 Spresiano (TV) Italy T +39 0422 881014 - F +39 0422 881957 [email protected] - www.salvadoriarte.com www.salvadoriarte.com Take time to think differently Take time to think differently Astratti pag. 07 Lips Vintage Chic pag. 50 pag. 52 Cover Lupin Stampe su vetro pag. 78 pag. 84 Photogallery City & Landascapes Shoot muy city pag. 114 New York Hats pag. 36 pag. 46 Diabolik Lupin III pag. 58 pag. 68 POP Art Vintage pag. 92 pag. 102 City & Landascapes Animals pag. 114 pag. 162 ... 6 7 SG612A7590D PC0388 Decorato a mano su Tela 200x70 cm. (misure disponibili) 8 SG222A7590D PC0298 SG262A7590D PC0548 Decorato a mano su Tela 140x70 cm. Decorato a mano su Tela 200x100 cm. (misure disponibili) (misure disponibili) 9 SG622A7590D PC0388 Decorato a mano su Tela 120x120 cm. (misure disponibili) 10 SG622A7591D PC0388 Decorato a mano su Tela 120x120 cm. 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Decorato a mano su Tela 120x80 cm. (misure disponibili) (misure disponibili) Il primo numero, uscito il 1º novembre 1962 portava il titolo Il re del terrore. Diabolik è un ladro spietato e quasi sempre vincente. 58 Fidanzato inizialmente con Elisabeth Gay, nel terzo numero della serie incontra la bellissima Eva Kant, che diventerà la sua compagna di vita; il loro costante scopo è rubare denaro e gioielli. Non si fanno scrupoli morali, in quanto spesso le vittime sono ricche famiglie, banche o altri personaggi criminalmente arricchiti. Agiscono sempre con estrema sicurezza e freddezza. Il ricavato serve per vivere una vita agiata e per finanziare i nuovi e sofisticati metodi per le future rapine, spesso tecnologicamente al limite dell’irreale ma di grande impatto emotivo. SF113V8601 PC0198 Stampato su Seta 150x50 cm. (misure disponibili) Diabolik 59 DIABOLIK © ASTORINA SRL 60 SF113V8603 PC0198 SF113V8602 PC0114 Stampato su Seta 50x150 cm. Stampato su Seta 50x150 cm. 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