Jesús Blasco (b. 1919)
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Notes:
To be confirmed against the Who's Who entry.
JAD pen name might have been used by Jesús for the studio Selecciones Ilustradas.
Name:
Other Names:
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Jesús Blasco Monterde
Type: Name at Birth
Given name: Jesús Family name: Blasco Monterde -
JAD
Type: Pen Name
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Montero
Type: Pen Name
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Jesus Monteverde
Type: Pen Name
Editing
Signatures:
- J. B. [generic]
- J. Blasco [generic]
- J. Blasco [generic]
- J. Blasco [tall flag] [generic]
- Jesús Blasco [generic]
Relations:
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Employee of
- A.L.I. [Agency]
Notes: Jesús Blasco did pencil and ink work for agency sometime during the 1950s. Through this work, Blasco became the first Spanish artist who worked for publishers in the United Kingdom. -
Employee of
- Bardon Art (b. 1957)
Notes: Jesús Blasco did occasional pencil and ink work for the studio sometime from the 1960s to the 1970s. -
Owner
- Blasco Studio (b. 1950)
Notes: Jesús Blasco was the owner and did pencil and ink work for the studio, from sometime in the 1950s through the 1990s. - Sibling - Adriano Blasco (b. 1931)
- Sibling - Alejandro Blasco (b. 1928)
- Sibling - Pili Blasco (b. 1921)
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Employee of
- Norma Editorial (b. 1977)
Notes: Jesús Blasco did pencil and ink work for the studio during an unknown time period. -
Employee of
- Selecciones Ilustradas (b. 1956)
Notes: Jesús Blasco did pencil and ink work for the studio sometime during the late 1970s. May have signed his work for the studio as JAD.
Art Influences:
Influences by Jesús Blasco (b. 1919) were stated by:
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