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Augusto Carman

Augusto Carman (1881 - 1963) was active/lived in Argentina.  Augusto Carman is known for Painting.

Augusto Alfredo Carman Castro [1881-1963]

Augusto Carman is an Buenos Aires, Argentina-born painter of landscape with strong color and simple shapes.

There is no doubt that Carman was born to Diego Nicolas Carman Narvaja [1835-1909] and Estela Castro Ramirez [1860- ].  But, what is unclear are the exact day of his birth and his death year.  His birth is listed in some sorces as December 28, 1881 and in others as May 29, 1881.  His death date is listed in some resources as 1953 and in others as October 18, 1963.  

Carman studied at the Fine Arts Association, Buenos Aires under Fernando Fader [1882-1935].  His work retains many of the traits of his teacher, Fader, including his use of bright impressionistic color.  Carman trained additionally in Paris at the Academie Humbert under Jacques Fernand Humbert [1842-1934].

The artist's work has been exhibited at the Salon Nacional de Pintura (Buenos Aires) in 1911 and is in the collecti   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1322 characters.]  Artist bio

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