Cortiella

Cortiella – Original Cover film Original illustration for the video cover: El molino de las mujeres de piedra / Il mulino delle donne di pietra / Mill of the Stone Women Large Dimensions: 53 x 37 cm / Color mixed media / gouache / acrylics on thick cardboard - Original drawing Separate piece: film title lettering included Does not include the videotape – paperback (last photos) Cortiella created original artwork for movie covers. This is the original illustration for a spanish film . In these original poster illustrations for video, he signed his work as "Joan". This is the large-format original drawing created for the cover of the Spanish video release of Mill of the Stone Women (1960), an Italian horror film directed by Giorgio Ferroni. It was the first Italian horror production filmed in color. Rafael Cortiella (1931–2019) was a prominent illustrator, draftsman, painter, and advertising and film poster artist. His illustrations for the covers of romance, western, horror, science fiction, crime, and adventure novels were published in countries such as Spain, England, Germany, and France, and virtually all over the world. His covers are true works of art, and he is considered one of Spain’s greatest and most prolific cover artists, with international recognition. As a painter, he exhibited in several art galleries. He also illustrated toy boxes, such as those for the well-known Madelman, and in the 1980s, he created posters and covers for films distributed on video. For nearly 15 years, he ran a drawing and painting workshop-school

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