Maria Ghezzi

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Maria Ghezzi (23 February 1927 in Bresso, Italy – 22 February 2021 in Milan) was an Italian designer, illustrator, and painter. She was a specialist in the design of the rebus of the Week Puzzles, to which she devoted her professional life. In the enigmatic field, she was known under the pseudonym La Brighella.^[1][2][3]

Ghezzi got her education for Brera Academy, Milian and later started working as Painter, and interior decorator.

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