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Mario Miguel Mollari

Mario Miguel Mollari (1930 - 2010) was active/lived in Argentina.  Mario Mollari is known for Regional figure and genre easel and mural painting.

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Mario Mollari, a self taught artist, was a founder of the Spartacus group with Ricardo Carpani and Juan Manuel Sanchez and winner of the Grand Prix d'Honneur among other distinctions.

He was an important personality of the national and international art scene, with a strong Latin American sentiment, highlighting the values of the first peoples of the continent in their daily work.

Mollari painted various murals that can be found in University City (faculty of Sciences, University of Buenos Aires); triptych in New York (USA); Panels in Formosa (Formosa Province, Arg);. Lauquen Dam (Province of Buenos Aires, Arg) and Alvear (Corrientes Province, Arg)

Throughout his career, Mollari won several awards as the Fourth Prize Hall Santa Fe (1959); Third Prize Hall Santa Fe, Second Prize National Hall (Historical Section 1960); Curuzú Cuatiá (Corrientes) third prize; Second National Exhibition Prize   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1295 characters.]  Artist bio

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