Art Spiegelman
Art Spiegelman is an American cartoonist central to the rise of literary comics. He is best known for Maus, his account of his father's survival of the Holocaust, which won a special Pulitzer Prize in 1992. With Françoise Mouly he co-edited the influential anthology RAW, which showcased alternative and international cartoonists. Earlier he worked at Topps, co-creating Garbage Pail Kids, and later drew for The New Yorker.
Name
Art Spiegelman
Issues
327
Series
88
Awards
Angoulême International Comics Festival - Grand Prix de la Ville d’Angoulême (2011),
Aronson Award for Cartooning - Lifetime Achievement Award (2000),
Eisner Awards - Hall of Fame - Voter's Choices (1999),
Troféu HQ Mix - Roteirista estrangeiro (Best Foreign Writer) (1996),
Urhunden Prize - Non-Swedish Urhundar (Best Translated Comic) (1993),
Pulitzer Prize - Special Awards and Citations (1992),
Max-und-Moritz-Preis - Spezialpreis der Jury (1990),
Urhunden Prize - Non-Swedish Urhundar (Best Translated Comic) (1988),
Adamson Awards - Best International Comic-Strip [or Comic Book] Cartoonist (1988),
Inkpot Award (1987),
Yellow Kid Award - Comic Illustrators and Authors (1982)
Gender
Male
Birth Date
February 15, 1948
Birth Place
Stockholm
Country
Sweden
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