Vladimir Nenashev
- Trofeo di Palma d'Oro per Humorous drawing (43rd Edition of the International Exhibition of Humor, 1990)
Buzuluk, 1955
Born in Russia, where he lives, he began publishing in 1981. Undecided between writing stories or making humorous drawings, he prefers the second path, because in the end it allows him to combine the two languages. During perestroika he was the most published author. Since 1988 he began to participate in international caricature exhibitions, receiving numerous awards, among other countries in Belgium, Holland, Iran, Japan, Turkey, although, as he himself recalls, the most important has always been the Palme d'Or. For many years he worked for the Russian version of the Financial Times newspaper. He has created hundreds of cartoons and covers on economics and business topics. He designed posters, tests for psychologists, postcards and sketches of a Russian hospital in Africa to fight Ebola. A strong interest in the life of Peter the Great gave him the opportunity to publish (in Belgium) an album on how the Tsar visited Europe.
