Sissi Novelas Graficas #202
"Silvia" is a quiet, heartfelt story from 1963, spotlighting a fleeting moment of connection between a young girl and a visiting painter. Written by Enrique Pons and brought to life with tender detail by artist Falguera, the tale captures a summer of simple kindness and fleeting promises. The cover, by E. Delgado, beautifully frames the story’s delicate mood.
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Returning from selling fish at the market for her grandfather, Silvia meets a vacationing painter. Inspired by her natural beauty, he asks her grandfather's permission to paint a picture of her. Staying with them for two weeks, he appreciates the values displayed by his hosts. When the painting is finished, he promises Sylvia he will return. But the painting is a great success in Paris and he forgets his promise to return.
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