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- Terms: Buchhass (78),
Fundicion Buchhass (4),
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Fundicion R. Buchhass (0),
Rudolf Buchhass (0),
R. Buchhass (1)
- Fundicion Buchhass - http://www.fundicionbuchhass.com.ar/ - In 1980, having returned to Argentina, Rodolfo sets up the R. Buchhass Foundry
in Buenos Aires, prompted by his sons Ricardo and Rodolfo. In 1990, his other
son Roberto joins the business in an administrative role. We consider our
foundry to be a marriage of traditional Italian artistry and German
technological advancements. In addition, we constantly incorporate new
technological advances, updating our methods and processes to consistently
improve the overall quality of our castings as well as the final detailing of
our works. We compete globally on the basis of our quality, our prestige,
and above all, on the trust of a foundry which has been dedicated to the noble
art of casting for over three generations of the same family: the Buchhass
family.
- Boolean: Sarubbi and Barilli (8),
"Francisco Armando Sarubbi" (0)
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argentina and foundries (39843),
argentina and sculptors (16022)
- Terms: argentine sculptor (135),
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argentine sculptures (2),
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- Terms: Wilfredo Viladrich (3),
Juan Carlos Ferraro (82),
Ricardo Gianetti (20),
Jose Fioravanti (1295),
Ernesto Bertedor (6),
Julio Dominguez (3651),
Walter Lucero (58),
Daumas (35480),
A. Bigatti (64),
J. Fioravanti (40),
Jose Fioravanti (1295)
- Remate Especial Octubre 2002: Escultura - http://bullrichgaonawernicke.com/R80/R80_escultur.htm
- PRINCIPIUM, galería. - obras de arte, pinturas, exposiciones de pintores,
artistas, cuadros, retratos - http://www.galeriaprincipium.com.ar/exposiciones/artistas/pujia/
- Julia Farjat - Escultora - Curriculum Vitae -New History of the
Painting and Sculpture In Argentina by R. BRUGHETTI http://www.juliafarjat.com.ar/cvitae.html#ingles
- Terms: Francisco Cafferatta (2),
Lucio Correa Morales (97),
Rogelio Ytutia (1),
Bernardino Rivadavia (16871),
Manuel Dorrego (1127),
Lola Mora (3319),
Luisa Isabel Isella (1),
Pablo Curattella Manes (1),
Luis Fioravanti (31),
Alfredo Bigatti (1342),
Pablo Tosto (11),
Hernan Cullen Ayerza (5)
- Embassy of Argentina in Australia - http://www.argentina.org.au
- Many
people in Argentina admire the sculptural production that flows from more than a
hundred years' work of artists like Francisco Cafferatta with his piece of art
"The Slave,” Lucio Correa Morales with his "Falucho," and Rogelio Ytutia with
his masterpiece "Canto al Trabajo." "Bernardino Rivadavia's mausoleum” and “Manuel Dorrego's monument" are
part of the cultural itinerary that everybody visits when in Buenos Aires. Lola Mora and Luisa Isabel Isella were
two outstanding women during this period who made works from hard material.
Pablo Curattella Manes, Hernán Cullen Ayerza, Luis Fioravanti, Alfredo Bigatti
and Pablo Tosto also made many important
sculptures.
- Many
people in Argentina admire the sculptural production that flows from more than a
hundred years' work of artists like Francisco Cafferatta with his piece of art
"The Slave,” Lucio Correa Morales with his "Falucho," and Rogelio Ytutia with
his masterpiece "Canto al Trabajo." "Bernardino Rivadavia's mausoleum” and “Manuel Dorrego's monument" are
part of the cultural itinerary that everybody visits when in Buenos Aires. Lola Mora and Luisa Isabel Isella were
two outstanding women during this period who made works from hard material.
Pablo Curattella Manes, Hernán Cullen Ayerza, Luis Fioravanti, Alfredo Bigatti
and Pablo Tosto also made many important
sculptures.
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