Carlos Alonso, the Great Argentine Painter Who Faced the Dictatorship with Art, Died
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The artist, master of the expressionist drawing, lived in Córdoba since his return from exile during the last military dictatorship.
The artist, born in Mendoza, was in Unquillo, Córdoba, where he had settled in the 1980s; his work and legacy will always remain
The artist was 97 years old. He was censored, lived in exile and his daughter was disappeared, a loss that decisively went through his life and his artistic production.
Buenos Aires, Sep 21 (Prensa Latina) Carlos Alonso, the Argentine master painter who turned his works into reminiscence of his time, died at the age of 97; his paintings remain that were marked by political violence, exile and memory. The post Carlos Alonso, master of Argentine painting of the 20th century first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The Argentine painter, whose work was marked by the denunciation of violence and the fight against censorship, died this Monday in the province of Córdoba.
He had to fight against censorship and authoritarianism for many years. He is one of the most significant artists in 20th-century Argentine art. He died at the age of 97.
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