Gedeón

Gedeón was a Spanish satirical magazine published in Madrid between 1895 and 1912. Its first issue appeared in November 1895, and it was published weekly. The magazine was classified within its genre as having a strong "political intentionality," and its satirical and political criticism focused primarily on the Liberal Party and the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE). In November 1898, the magazine was suspended for publishing an illustration caricaturing various members of the Liberal Party; nevertheless, it continued to publish issues under the title "Calínez." The magazine featured contributions from illustrators such as Pedro Antonio Villahermosa "Sileno," Joaquín Moya, Manuel Tovar, Francisco Sancha Lengo, Vera, Joaquín Xaudaró, and Ramón López Montenegro. In 1904, it was acquired by Rodrigo de Figueroa y Torres, and finally, in 1909, by Torcuato Luca de Tena, who incorporated it into his recently founded Prensa Española. The publication ceased in 1912.

Gedeón was a satirical magazine published in Madrid, Spain, from 1895 to 1912. Its first issue appeared in November 1895, and it was published weekly. The magazine was known for its strong political intentionality, with its satire and political criticism aimed primarily at the Liberal Party and the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE). In November 1898, the magazine was suspended for publishing an illustration caricaturing various members of the Liberal Party; despite this, it continued to publish issues under the title "Calínez." The magazine featured contributions from illustrators such as Pedro Antonio Villahermosa "Sileno," Joaquín Moya, Manuel Tovar, Francisco Sancha Lengo, Vera, Joaquín Xaudaró, and Ramón López Montenegro. In 1904, it was acquired by Rodrigo de Figueroa y Torres, and in 1909, by Torcuato Luca de Tena, who incorporated it into his recently founded Prensa Española. The publication ceased in 1912.

• First issue published in November 1895.

• Suspended in November 1898 for publishing a caricature of Liberal Party members; continued as "Calínez".

• Acquired by Rodrigo de Figueroa y Torres in 1904.

• Acquired by Torcuato Luca de Tena in 1909 and incorporated into Prensa Española.

• Publication ceased in 1912.

Satirical weekly with strong political intentionality, targeting the Liberal Party and PSOE.

• Gedeón (weekly magazine)

  Satirical weekly magazine with political caricatures.

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2. 2Gedeón - Wikidatawikidata.org