Giorgio Trevisan
(b. 31/10/1934, Italy)
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Giorgio Trevisan was born in Bolzano in 1934, where he graduated in his classical studies. He then moved to Milan, where he joined the art studios of Roy d'Ami. There, he worked on the series 'Cherry Brandy', and for the British publishing house Amalgamated Press, where he did several war stories. Trevisan's first solo work appeared in Il Corriere dei Piccoli from 1959. His comics credits include 'Mister Song', 'Doug Malone', 'Archie' and the futuristic 'Silver Shadow' series.
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In the 1960s, Trevisan moved to Este (Padova), where he started painting and illustrating. In the 1970s, he drew the series 'Medium' for the publishing house Dardo. In addition, he illustrated several biographies of famous Catholics. In the late 1970s, he became a regular artist of the 'Ken Parker' series. He cooperated on the series 'Julia', also for Bonelli. Later in his career, Trevisan became famous for his series of Tarot cards, called 'Tarots of the Renaissance'.
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