Fulvio Pennacchi
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Fulvio Pennacchi (December 27, 1905, in Villa Collemandina – October 5, 1992, in São Paulo) was an Italian-Brazilian artist who specialized in painted murals and made ceramics.
He was part of the Santa Helena Group, together with Alfredo Volpi, Francisco Rebolo, Aldo Bonadei, Alfredo Rizzotti, Mario Zanini, Humberto Rosa and others.
His painting is sensitive and personal, particularly in the interpretation of major biblical themes and the lives of saints, owing to his childhood marked by a Catholic religious education.[citation needed] He was remarkable also for his interpretation of the caipira world.[citation needed]
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[edit]- (in Portuguese) Na praia, or "On the beach"
- (in Portuguese) Aldeia soltando balões, or "Hamlet blowing up balloons"
- (in Portuguese) Marinha com pescadores, or "Seascape with fishermen"
- (in Portuguese) Pennacchi 100 anos, Pinacoteca do Estado[permanent dead link], "Pennacchi Centennial Birthday, at S. Paulo State Pinacotheca"
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