- Cárcova and
Eduardo Sívori (Realism);
Fernando Fader (Impressionism); Pío
Collivadino,
Atilio Malinverno and Cesáreo
Bernaldo de Quirós (Postimpressionism);...
- Pío
Collivadino (August 20, 1869 –
August 26, 1945) was an
Argentine painter of the Post-Impressionist school. Pío
Collivadino was born in
Buenos Aires...
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singer Sandro.[citation needed] Home of the Pio
Collivadino Museum,
Medrano 165,
Lomas de Zamora:
Collivadino, one of Argentina's most
famous artists, was...
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physicist Rafael Grinfeld,
painter Emilio Pettoruti, art
scholars Pío
Collivadino and
Jorge Romero Brest, and
noted author Jorge Luis
Borges who at the...
- – ISBN 978-950-9871-04-5 Gimnasia:
Historia de una Pasión, by Héctor
Collivadino. Publisher:
Editorial Deportiva Bonaerense y
Diario El Día (2005) – ISBN 987-43-0446-4...
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Augustus Lee,
American admiral,
Olympic shooter (b. 1888)
August 26 Pio
Collivadino,
Argentinian painter (b. 1869)
Franz Werfel,
Austrian writer (b. 1890)...
- Pío
Cabanillas Gallas (1923–1991),
Spanish jurist and
politician Pío
Collivadino (1865–1949),
Argentine painter Pío
Corcuera (1921–2011),
Argentine footballer...
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Emilio Caraffa Ricardo Carpani Juan
Carlos Castagnino Tito
Cittadini Pío
Collivadino Lucio Fontana Raúl
Soldi Lino Enea
Spilimbergo Mario Barletta, Radical...
- to
Buenos Aires,
where he
exhibited on
Florida Street alongside Pío
Collivadino and
Fernando Fader. The
latter 1906
event established the
Nexus Group...
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Gimnasia y
Esgrima La Plata, 100 años. p. 78.
Collivadino (2005). Gimnasia:
Historia de una pasión. p. 62.
Collivadino (2005). Gimnasia:
Historia de una pasión...
