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This painting catches my attention and I think it is one of the most beautiful that Quinquela has made. I love how the sunlight that seems to be really out of the picture looks like, its color variations and its own rendering. It is a unique piece just like its painter.

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John Gragirena and Dana Noguera
In this painting I can see many men fishing and having bad weather.  There are also many boats.

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Argentine painter and muralist, main member of the group of painters from La Boca, the port neighborhood of Buenos Aires where he was born and to which he would always remain linked. ... In 1907 he entered a modest drawing academy in the neighborhood to study painting with Alfredo Lazzari.

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Benito Quinquela Martín (Buenos Aires, March 1, 1890 - ibid, January 28, 1977), whose birth name was Benito Juan Martín, was an Argentine painter. Son of unknown parents who abandoned him in the Foundling House, seven years later he was adopted by the Chinchella family, owners of a coal factory.1Quinquela Martín is considered the painter of ports and is one of the most popular painters in the country.2 His port paintings show the activity, vigor and rudeness of daily life in the port of La Boca. He had to work as a child carrying bags of coal and these experiences influenced the artistic vision of his works.3He exhibited his works in various exhibitions held in the country and abroad, he managed to sell several of his creations and donated many others. With the economic benefit obtained from these sales, he carried out several solidarity works in his neighborhood, including a school-museum known as the Pedro de Mendoza School.He did not have a formal education in the arts but was self-taught, which on several occasions led him to suffer contempt from the artistic elite and critics, towards his work and his works.4 He used the spatula as his main working instrument instead of the traditional brush.

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Benito Quinquela Martín (Buenos Aires, March 1, 1890 - ibid, January 28, 1977), whose birth name was Benito Juan Martín, was an Argentine painter. Son of unknown parents who abandoned him in the Foundling House, seven years later he was adopted by the Chinchella family, owners of a coal factory.1Quinquela Martín is considered the painter of ports and is one of the most popular painters in the country.2 His port paintings show the activity, vigor and rudeness of daily life in the port of La Boca. He had to work as a child carrying bags of coal and these experiences influenced the artistic vision of his works.3He exhibited his works in various exhibitions held in the country and abroad, he managed to sell several of his creations and donated many others. With the economic benefit obtained from these sales, he carried out several solidarity works in his neighborhood, including a school-museum known as the Pedro de Mendoza School.He did not have a formal education in the arts but was self-taught, which on several occasions led him to suffer contempt from the artistic elite and critics, towards his work and his works.4 He used the spatula as his main working instrument instead of the traditional brush.

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EMILIANO LOPEZ

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Benito Quinquela Martín, whose birth name was Benito Juan Martín, was an Argentine painter. Son of unknown parents who abandoned him in the Foundling House, seven years later he was adopted by the Chinchella family, owners of a coal factory. this work is called "Ship under Repair".

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Benito Quinquela Martín, whose birth name was Benito Juan Martín, was an Argentine painter. Son of unknown parents who abandoned him in the Foundling House, seven years later he was adopted by the Chinchella family, owners of a coal factory.

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THIS IS  A MAN HIS GOT SHORT BLACK HAIR 

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THIS IS  A MAN HIS GOT SHORT BLACK HAIR 

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Temporary exhibitions are held in the Sívori room, and on the third floor, the Casa Museo Benito Quinquela Martín exhibits some of the artist´s personal possessions.

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The musemum´s collection is representative of the history of Argentine art and features several key figurative artist working from the late 19th century to the present day. It houses the largest collection of Quinquela Martin´s oil paintings and etchings in existence, all completed between 1922 and 1967. There´s also a unique collection of ship figureheads, and on the terrace a display of Argentine figurative sculptures.

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Benito Quinquela Martin was born on may 1, 1890 in La Boca, Buenos Aires, but birth he was abandoned by his biological parents an was raised in the Foundling Children´s House.When he was seven years old, he was adopted by Manuel Chichella and Justina Molina
He was an Argentine painter and muralist.
He died on january 28, 1977 in Buenos Aires.

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In the photo there are people working.
There is a red house and a green house.
There are three boats in the water.
The landscape is gray.
And the floor is dirt.

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There is a ship that is loading cargo in boxes and in the background there are ships with people sailing

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There is a ship that is loading cargo in boxes and in the background there are ships with people sailing

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Quinquela was born in 1890 and he was a really talented artist from La Boca. He died in 1977.

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two men are carrying cargo to the port, and we can also see a variety of colors. 

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English - Maria Guadalupe Rodriguez y Lucia Conde Rodríguez. 

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English - Maria Guadalupe Rodriguez y Lucia Conde Rodríguez. 

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The Museum of Fine Arts of La Boca of Argentine Artists "Benito Quinquela Martín" located in the heart of La Boca is one of the Institutions that the Buenos Aires artist donated to the neighborhood with the intention of creating a pole of culture, education and development of the Health. Committed to educational processes, the Museum promotes a conception of art as a decisive factor in the daily processes of identity construction.

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"La Boca is my office, my refuge and my model.  In my life and in my art, I’ve also remained loyal to my people, my port and my neighbourhood."

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Benito Quinquela Martín, one of Buenos Aires’ most famous artists, left his mark throughout the city, and particularly La Boca. Like a good Porteño, he dedicated his life to his grand passions, art and the neighbourhood where he lived. He found inspiration in the colours, sounds and life of the neighbourhood and in turn inspired the colour that the neighbourhood maintains today.

Benito Quinquela Martín was born in 1890 and spent his first seven years in an orphanage until he was adopted. His adoptive parents - his father an Italian immigrant and his mother an indigenous women from the north of Argentina.

Thanks to the neighbourhood cultural collective Sociedad Unión de La Boca, he was able to study art in his late teens and he later began to depict the hard working life of the port. He began to attract attention and was dubbed the “pintor carbonero”, the collier painter.Finally he became known as the Painter of La Boca, the most fitting name of all for a man so dedicated to his neighbourhood.

His contributions to the neighbourhood don’t stop here. He also founded an art school, two early years nurseries, a children’s dental hospital and a municipal milk dispensary for children. The artist remains present in every corner, and every colour, of La Boca.

PRISCILA PARHUAYO

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Julian y Sebastian. Biography of Quinquela Martin. He was born on March 1, 1890. He was abandoned by his biological parents at birth, and is raised at the Casa de Niños Expósitos, until at the age of seven is adopted by the Quinquela family. He attends the school directed by the drama teacher and writer José Berrutti (1897).

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Julian y Sebastian. Biography of Quinquela Martin. He was born on March 1, 1890. He was abandoned by his biological parents at birth, and is raised at the Casa de Niños Expósitos, until at the age of seven is adopted by the Quinquela family. He attends the school directed by the drama teacher and writer José Berrutti (1897).

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Benito Quinquela Martín (March 1, 1890 – January 28, 1977) was an Argentine painter born in La Boca, Buenos Aires. Quinquela Martín is considered the port painter-par-excellence and one of the most popular Argentine painters. His paintings of port scenes show the activity, vigor and roughness of the daily life in the port of La Boca.

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Benito Quinquela Martin
Painter

Date of death: January 28, 1977

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This arts museums in the heart of La Boca was donated to the city by local artist Benito Quinquela Martin, the man responsible for the bright colours of La Boca neighbourhood.

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I really like the picture, the colors, and the houses are very cool to see
Alma Luna

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We investigated about his life and his increíble paintings.Here is what we found

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We investigated about his life and his increíble paintings.Here is what we found