Moacir Andrade (1927-2016) - Senza titolo





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Moacir Andrade, Senza titolo, 1971, oil on canvas, original edition, 65 cm high by 93 cm wide, Brazil, hand-signed.
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Painter, teacher and cultural organizer. Moacir Andrade (1927: Manaus, AM). He is regarded as one of the most important painters of Amazonian reality, depicting it in all its richness and complexity in 1942-45 - He lived in Rio de Janeiro, where he earned a degree in museology from the National Historical Museum. 1959 - He participated in an exhibition at the Museum of Art of São Paulo. 1960 - He participated in an exhibition at the Manaus Modern Art Salon. 1965 - He created the Public Pinacoteca of Manaus, where he carried out teaching activities. 1975 - The Moacir Andrade Museum was created in his honor, at the Federal Center for Technological Education (CEFET), formerly the Federal Technical School of the Amazon, Manaus. He held the following solo exhibitions: 1968 - 35 - Images of Amazonian legends, Paris, France; and in Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville and Washington DC, United States. 1969.
Painter, teacher and cultural organizer. Moacir Andrade (1927: Manaus, AM). He is regarded as one of the most important painters of Amazonian reality, depicting it in all its richness and complexity in 1942-45 - He lived in Rio de Janeiro, where he earned a degree in museology from the National Historical Museum. 1959 - He participated in an exhibition at the Museum of Art of São Paulo. 1960 - He participated in an exhibition at the Manaus Modern Art Salon. 1965 - He created the Public Pinacoteca of Manaus, where he carried out teaching activities. 1975 - The Moacir Andrade Museum was created in his honor, at the Federal Center for Technological Education (CEFET), formerly the Federal Technical School of the Amazon, Manaus. He held the following solo exhibitions: 1968 - 35 - Images of Amazonian legends, Paris, France; and in Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville and Washington DC, United States. 1969.

