interiores y mobiliario de la dÉcada de los 60 en el humor grÁfico de tomÁs niembro
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2012
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Abstract
La representación de los interiores y los muebles en el humor gráfico, ofrece un punto de vista diferente sobre este tema y lo haremos a través del trabajo de Tomás Niembro, uno de los dibujantes más importantes de la década de los sesenta en Asturias. Gracias a estos chistes podremos ver la vida de la clase media, los interiores y los objetos decorativos de sus casas. En este punto, podemos analizar cómo cambian los hábitos y las tendencias. España, en aquella época, tiene una nueva política como el Plan de Estabilización de 1959, fue una ley reguladora de la economía española tras la Autarquía. En otras palabras el consumismo se está estableciendo en nuestro país. Pero no es sólo una cuestión sobre el mueble, sino sobre las personas, sobre la sociedad, y por último, sobre el humor gráfico. A través de los ojos de Tomás Niembro vamos a ver los cambios en la sociedad española.The representation of interior design and furniture in the graphic humour offers a different point of view. We’ll address this subject considering Tomás Niembro’s work, who was one of the most popular cartoonists in the sixties in Asturias. Thanks to these cartoons, we can analyze the lives of people from the middleclass, interior designs and some decorative objects in their homes. At this point, we may study how habits and trends keep changing. At that time, Spain faced new political developments like the Stabilization Plan of 1959, which was a law aimed at regulating the Spanish economy after the Autarchy. In other words, a new consuming culture was being established in our country. However, this was not only a matter of furniture, but also of people, society and, at last, humour. We will study and analyze all these changes in the Spanish society through Tomás Niembro’s eyes.
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| Authors | ;Esther Rodríguez Ortiz |
| Journal | springer series in geomechanics and geoengineering |
| Year | 2012 |
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