Sanjulián (Manuel Pérez Clemente) (Spanish, b.b. 1941)

What is the Artist’s Full Name?

Manuel Pérez Clemente

When was Sanjulian Born?

January 4, 1941

Where was Sanjulian Born?

Barcelona, Spain

Is Sanjulian Still Alive?

Yes

Does Sanjulian Have Any Aliases?

Sanjulian is an alias for Manuel Perez Clemente

What is Sanjulian’s Nationality?

Spanish

Is Sanjulian Best Known as an Artist, Writer, or Editor?

Sanjulian is best known as an artist.

What is a Summary of Sanjulian's Work, Achievements, and Background?

Manuel Pérez Clemente, better known as Sanjulian, is a renowned Spanish painter and illustrator. Sanjulian's body of work covers a wide range of genres and subjects, including horror, science fiction, and fantasy. He is particularly noted for his work in the European and American comic book industries, especially for his contributions to Warren Publishing's magazines in the 1970s.

What Legacy Did Sanjulian Leave?

Sanjulian's rich, detailed, and evocative illustrations have left a significant mark on the field of fantasy art. He is recognized as one of the finest cover artists of his generation, particularly for his depictions of human figures and his mastery of color and light.

How Did Sanjulian Get Started?

Sanjulian began his career in the Spanish comic book industry in the 1960s, working with Selecciones Ilustradas, a Spanish agency that supplied artwork to publishers around the world. He gained international recognition after joining Warren Publishing in the 1970s.

Who Influenced Sanjulian’s Style?

Sanjulian was influenced by various artistic movements, as well as cinema and photography. However, his unique style sets him apart in the field of fantasy art.

What Publishers Did Sanjulian Work For, and When?

Sanjulian has worked for many publishers, including Warren Publishing and Selecciones Ilustradas. His career spans from the 1960s to the present day.

What are the Most Famous Publications Sanjulian Illustrated?

Sanjulian's most famous works include his cover art for Warren Publishing's magazines like "Eerie" and "Vampirella".

Which Sanjulian Artwork or Comic Issues are the Most Valuable?

• "Eerie" #33 (1970) - Known for the striking cover artwork.
• "Vampirella" #19 (1972) - Another significant work featuring the iconic character Vampirella.

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