Manuel Tovar Siles (born 10 August 1875[2] in Granada[3] - 10 April 1935[4][2]) was a Spanish cartoonist and caricaturist.
[3] Manuel Tovar was self-taught and was influenced by the artist Ramón Cilla.
[3] Tovar drew caricature portraits, political satire, and costumbrismo.
[3] Tovar was described by Mariano Sánchez de Palacios as "one of the most representative figures of the journalistic Madrid of the first quarter-century".
[6] The newspaper La Libertad tagged him as "the most popular cartoonist in Madrid".