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Francisco Ibañez is a Spanish comic book artist born in 1936 in Barcelona. He created several comic book series, the most famous being Mortadelo and Filemon. The document also provides information about 4 paintings by Ibañez, including Mortadelo and Filemon, 13 Rue del Percebe, and two featuring Pepe Gotera and Otilio, describing what can be seen in each painting and their main colors.
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Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes was a famous Spanish painter born in 1746 in Fuendetodos, Spain. He travelled extensively in Europe, visiting France and Italy to study painting techniques. Goya served as the official painter to King Charles IV of Spain and King Ferdinand VII of Spain. In 1792, Goya suffered a terrible illness that left him deaf. Some of his most famous works include portraits of the Spanish royal family, The 3rd of May 1808 in Madrid depicting French executions, and Saturn Devouring His Son, known for its dark tones and unsettling subject matter.
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Diego Velázquez (1599-1660) was a famous Spanish painter who served as the official painter of King Felipe IV of Spain. He traveled extensively in Europe, including two trips to Italy. His most famous works include Las Meninas, which depicts the royal family and Velázquez himself painting, and The Surrender of Breda, which depicts a famous Spanish military victory. His paintings were known for their use of color and ability to capture details and emotions.
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