René Azcuy Cárdenas
El Chicuelo
76 × 51 cm
El Chicuelo is the Cuban title used for Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid (1921), Chaplin’s first feature-length narrative film. The story combines comedy and tragedy as Chaplin’s Tramp cares for an...
El Chicuelo is the Cuban title used for Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid (1921), Chaplin’s first feature-length narrative film. The story combines comedy and tragedy as Chaplin’s Tramp cares for an abandoned child, whose relationship with him is threatened when they are separated.
The ICAIC poster itself is a significant work by Cuban designer René Azcuy, produced in 1975 and screen printed by ICAIC. Its design is part of the distinctive Cuban tradition of reinterpreting international cinema through highly individual graphic art.
The ICAIC poster itself is a significant work by Cuban designer René Azcuy, produced in 1975 and screen printed by ICAIC. Its design is part of the distinctive Cuban tradition of reinterpreting international cinema through highly individual graphic art.
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