The magical pencil

Posted by By at 7 January , at 11 : 41 AM

Some of the finest works of Mario Miranda , a cartoonist and sketch artist extraordinate.

One of the india most distinguished cartoonists, Mario was also a great sketch artist, as this selection demonstrates

Mario Miranda

(1926-2011)

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Anand, 1 year ago

Great work a real surprise to see it in your mag simply superb,great painter,we will miss mario miranda.

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