Nugget

From time to time, it happens. It closes the last page of a book and say that we were very lucky not to miss it, it will be part of his small personal pantheon. "Portugal" Cyril Pedrosa is now one of those. First, the graphics are to die for: monochrome at first drawings in ink, watercolor, wash ... a real festival. It's just a small graphic jewel. History, meanwhile, is a fiction ... well not really ... the author has put all its Portuguese roots, and above all his questions in relation to its origins. That's right, touching, melancholic desire but not cutesy an instant.