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- Antonio Terenghi (31 October 1921 – 26 October 2014) was an Italian comics artist. Born in Alano di Piave, Province of Belluno, to a humble family, Terenghi moved to Milan in his teens, where he started working as an apprentice for a grocer and a blacksmith. Very passionate about cartooning – he began drawing comics at eight years as an autodidact – in the late 1930s he started working as a lettering artist for the publishing house Dardo. At the outbreak of World War II, he was sent to fight in East Africa, where he was captured by British troops and spent seven years in detention. One back in Milan, he reprised his work in the comics industry, creating Jungle comics characters like Tarzanetto for the publishing house Universo and the magazine Corriere dei Piccoli. Terenghi is mostly known as the creator of Pedrito el Drito, one of the most enduring characters in the history of Italian comics. He continued to draw comic strips until he was 85 years old. Terenghi was married to Natalina Luceri, who inspired the character of Pasquita. (en)
- Antonio Terenghi (* 31. Oktober 1921 in Alano di Piave, Provinz Belluno; † 26. Oktober 2014 in Mailand) war ein italienischer Comiczeichner. (de)
- Antonio Terenghi est un dessinateur de bandes dessinées italien né le 31 octobre 1921 à Alano di Piave et mort le 26 octobre 2014 à Milan. (fr)
- Antonio Terenghi (Alano di Piave, 31 ottobre 1921 – Milano, 26 ottobre 2014) è stato un fumettista italiano, veneto di nascita ma milanese d'adozione. Autore prolifico, ha disegnato numerosi personaggi dei fumetti degli anni cinquanta e degli anni sessanta, fra cui il baffuto sceriffo Pedrito el Drito, sempre alle prese con banditi e, soprattutto, con la brontolona moglie Paquita (ispirata all'inseparabile vera moglie , detta la Terenghina, sua letterista); le loro avventure erano pubblicate su l'Albo dell'Intrepido e il Monello). (it)
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- Antonio Terenghi (* 31. Oktober 1921 in Alano di Piave, Provinz Belluno; † 26. Oktober 2014 in Mailand) war ein italienischer Comiczeichner. (de)
- Antonio Terenghi est un dessinateur de bandes dessinées italien né le 31 octobre 1921 à Alano di Piave et mort le 26 octobre 2014 à Milan. (fr)
- Antonio Terenghi (Alano di Piave, 31 ottobre 1921 – Milano, 26 ottobre 2014) è stato un fumettista italiano, veneto di nascita ma milanese d'adozione. Autore prolifico, ha disegnato numerosi personaggi dei fumetti degli anni cinquanta e degli anni sessanta, fra cui il baffuto sceriffo Pedrito el Drito, sempre alle prese con banditi e, soprattutto, con la brontolona moglie Paquita (ispirata all'inseparabile vera moglie , detta la Terenghina, sua letterista); le loro avventure erano pubblicate su l'Albo dell'Intrepido e il Monello). (it)
- Antonio Terenghi (31 October 1921 – 26 October 2014) was an Italian comics artist. Born in Alano di Piave, Province of Belluno, to a humble family, Terenghi moved to Milan in his teens, where he started working as an apprentice for a grocer and a blacksmith. Very passionate about cartooning – he began drawing comics at eight years as an autodidact – in the late 1930s he started working as a lettering artist for the publishing house Dardo. At the outbreak of World War II, he was sent to fight in East Africa, where he was captured by British troops and spent seven years in detention. One back in Milan, he reprised his work in the comics industry, creating Jungle comics characters like Tarzanetto for the publishing house Universo and the magazine Corriere dei Piccoli. (en)
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