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Rafael Farga i Pellicer (1844–1890), also known as the "Just Pastor of Pellico", was a Catalan typesetter, political cartoonist, painter, syndicalist, anarchist and journalist from Spain.

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Rafael Farga i Pellicer
Rafael Farga i Pellicer c. 1880
Born	(1844-08-12)12 August 1844 Barcelona, Spain
Died	14 August 1890(1890-08-14) (aged 46) Barcelona, Sapin
Nationality	Catalan
Other names	Justo Pastor de Pellico
Citizenship	Kingdom of Spain (1844–1873) Spanish Republic (1873–1874) (1874–1890)
Occupation	Typesetter
Years active	1868–1888
Organization(s)	FRE-AIT (1870–1881) FRTE (1881–1888)
Movement	Anarchism, Collectivism

Works and collaborations

• Garibaldi. Historia Liberal del Siglo XIX. Ideas, Movimientos y Hombres Importantes. Estudios Filosofico-originales de escritores italianos, franceses y espanoles. Bajo la direccion de Justo Pastor de Pellico. Barcelona, La Academia of Evaristo Ullastres, 1882, 2 vols.
• Prolegómenos de la composición tipográfica. Barcelona: La Academia, 188?
• Biografía de Miguel Bakunin with Miguel Bakunin sus ideales y tácticas & Bakunin's La escuela en el porvenir (The School of the Future). La Coruña, Aurora, (published posthumously c. 1916).
• With Josep Llunas, "La familia; Datos de estadística universal", "¿Qué es anarquía?" y "La cuestión política", in Josep Llunas, Estudios filosófico-sociales. Barcelona, La Academia, 1882.

See also

• International Anarchist Congresses
• Anarchism in Spain

References

• Various authors. Història de la cultura catalana. Barcelona, edicions 62.
• Iñiguez Miguel. Esbozo de una enciclopedia histórica del anarquismo. Madrid, Fundación Anselmo Lorenzo, 2001.
• Juan Gómez Casas, Historia del anarcosindicalismo español, Madrid: Editorial ZYX, 1968.

External links

• Biography in 'Cuaderns d'inpertinencia' (in Catalán)

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