Trini Tinturé

Trini Tinturé (née Trinidad Tinturé Navarro, born 6 August 1935) is a Spanish Catalan cartoonist and illustrator. Her work has a prominent place in the history of 20th-century comics.[1] She has worked mainly for the foreign market.[2] She has specialized in comics aimed at girls and teenagers, among which Emma es encantadora (Emma is charming) (1981), her most representative work in Spain, created in collaboration with the scriptwriter Andreu Martín, stands out. She was honored with the Grand Prize at the 2023 Barcelona International Comic Fair.

This name uses Spanish naming customs: the first or paternal family name is Tinturé, the second or maternal family name is Navarro.
Trini Tinturé
photo of a middle-aged woman with short hair, wearing a red blouse, and holding a dog
Trini Tinturé (2010)
BornTrinidad Tinturé Navarro
6 August 1935
Lleida, Spain
Notable works
Emma es encantadora
Collaborators
AwardsGrand Prize, Cómic Barcelona (2023)
http://trinitinture.net/

Early life and education

Trini Tinturé was born in Lleida,[3] 6 August 1935,[4] at the start of the Spanish Civil War.[5] Her family of six lived on the income of her father, who had a carpentry workshop.[5]

From a very early age, she showed a fondness for drawing. Though her training was limited to being self-taught,[6] in 1955, Tinturé was awarded the first medal for artistic drawing by the Círculo de Bellas Artes in her hometown.[5]

Career

In 1957, she went by train to Barcelona, where a great-aunt of hers lived.[5] There, Tinturé had no problems finding work as a cartoonist in small publishing houses (Gráficas Soriano; Indedi), contributing to publications for children and adolescents. She also tried working in advertising agencies.[5] In 1960, she joined the publishing house Editorial Bruguera where she drew for the magazines Celia and Sissi.[4] From there, she made the leap to the foreign market through the agency Creaciones Editoriales. Her comics, such as Biggi, Jurtz, Jamp Shop, Tina, and Twinkle, were published in magazines in Germany, Austria, and the United Kingdom.[2][6] Her comics series for foreign markets include Jinty, Oh, Tinker!, and Curly.[4]

From 1981, with scriptwriters Andreu Martín and Francisco Pérez Navarro, Tinturé developed her most popular series, Emma es encantadora, for the magazine Lily. In 2015, the 33 Salón Internacional del Cómic dedicated an exhibition under the title "Autoras del cómic femenino en el franquismo 1940/1970" in which Tinturé's works were included.[7] In 2023, the 41st Barcelona International Comic Fair awarded the Grand Prize to Tinturé.[8][9][10][3][11]

Style

Armando Matías Guiu has described the tenderness of Tinturé's drawings.[6]

Awards and distinctions
  • 2023, Grand Prize, Cómic Barcelona
  • 2015, Haxtur Award, for the "author we love", for her entire career
  • 1955, First Medal, Círculo de Bellas Artes, for artistic drawing

Selected works
  • 1985, Violeta, series, Lily Extra, Bruguera
  • 19??, Un sombrero para un hada, strip Lamp Shot[6]
  • 196?, June, series, Oh, Tinker!
  • 196?, No molesten por favor[6] strip, Selección Romántica, Marco
  • 1981, Emma es encantadora (scriptwriters, Andreu Martín & Pérez Navarro), series, Lily, Bruguera
  • 1983, Emma (scriptwriters, Andreu Martín & Pérez Navarro), series, Joyas Literarias Juveniles/Azul,[2] Bruguera
  • 1965, El verdadero amor (scriptwriter, Ralph Reagan), strip, Fans, no. 15
  • 1963, Curly, series, Twinkle
  • 1961, De riguroso incógnito,[6] (scriptwriter, Victoria Sau), strip, 17 años, Marco
  • 1959, El perfume de la felicidad (scriptwriter, Trini Tinturé),[6], strip, Piluchi, Hispano Americana

References
  1. Gon, Manu (13 August 2016). "El cómic femenino de España vuelve al primer plano » El discreto encanto » Vips » Ultima Hora Mallorca". ultimahora.es (in Spanish). Retrieved 16 April 2023 – via web.archive.org.
  2. Cuadrado, Jesús (2000). Atlas español de la cultura popular, Volumes 1-2. Sinsentido : Fundación Germán Sánchez Ruipérez. pp. 1221–22. ISBN 9788489384231. OCLC 1292907167.
  3. "Trini Tinturé, pioneer of illustration, wins the Barcelona Comic Grand Prix". Time News. 1 April 2023. p. eb. Retrieved 16 April 2023.
  4. "Trini Tinturé". lambiek.net. Retrieved 16 April 2023.
  5. Tinturé, Trini (06/1983). Comic Story-24 in "Bruguelandia", no. 22, pp. 20-23
  6. Matías Guiu, Armando (06/1983). Comic Story-24 en "Bruguelandia", no. 24, pp. 22-23
  7. "Arranca el Salón del Cómic que espera alcanzar los 106.000 visitantes". www.europapress.es. 16 April 2015. Retrieved 16 April 2023.
  8. Gómez Ruiz, Lara (31 March 2023). "El Gran Premio a la pionera Trini Tinturé marca el inicio del Cómic Barcelona". La Vanguardia (in Spanish). Retrieved 16 April 2023.
  9. Simons, Dean (5 April 2023). "Syndicated Comics". The Beat. Retrieved 16 April 2023.
  10. "Trini Tinturé, Gran Premio Comic Barcelona 2023". Dolmen Editorial (in Spanish). 31 March 2023. Retrieved 16 April 2023.
  11. Serra, Xavi (31 March 2023). "La lleidatana Trini Tinturé, Gran Premi del Comic Barcelona". Ara.cat (in Catalan). Retrieved 16 April 2023.
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