Ferdinando Tacconi – Original Plate “The Red Baron”, Page 72

A masterpiece with an elegant and cinematic narrative style

This original plate , illustrated by the master Ferdinando Tacconi , is taken from the series The Red Baron , one of his most fascinating works dedicated to the famous flying ace of the First World War, the legendary Manfred von Richthofen .

Tacconi, known for his ability to blend historical reconstruction and visual spectacularity, manages to recreate in this panel the epic and dramatic atmosphere of the skies at war, thanks to a clean and dynamic line and a fluid and refined composition.

Characteristics of the work

• Original plate made in ink on cardboard .
• Dimensions: 26 x 18 cm .
• Page 72 of the series The Red Baron .
• Excellent condition, no creases, marks or alterations.
• An emblematic example of Tacconi's mature production, combining technical rigor and an unmistakable personal style.

Because it is a collector's work

• Ferdinando Tacconi is considered one of the great masters of Italian comics, with a refined and unmistakable graphic style.
• The Red Baron is one of his most iconic series, particularly appreciated for its narrative and artistic quality.
• Original plates relating to historical subjects are increasingly sought after on the collector's market for their artistic and documentary value.
• Each plate is unique , and is also a piece of illustrated history.

Series: The Red Baron
Artist: Ferdinando Tacconi
Dimensions: 26 x 18 cm
Publishing house: Edifumetto
Year: 1970s-1980s
Condition: Excellent