Carybé

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Carybé was a prominent Argentine-Brazilian painter, illustrator, and muralist known for his vivid depictions of Afro-Brazilian culture and the city of Salvador, Bahia.

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instanceOf Argentine person
Brazilian person
illustrator
muralist
painter
person
alsoKnownAs Hector Julio Paride Bernabo
Héctor Julio Páride Bernabó
burialPlace Salvador, Bahia
collaboratedWith Jorge Amado
continentOfCitizenship South America
countryOfBirth Argentina
countryOfDeath Brazil
createdWork illustrations for works by Jorge Amado
murals in the Jorge Amado House Foundation
culturalAffiliation Afro-Brazilian culture
dateOfBirth 1911-02-07
dateOfDeath 1997-10-01
familyName Bernabó
fieldOfWork illustration
mural painting
painting
gender male
givenName Héctor
linked to: Hector
hasWorkInCollection Museu de Arte Moderna da Bahia
Museu de Arte da Bahia
languageOfWork Portuguese
Spanish
movedTo Brazil
movement modern art
nationality Argentine
Brazilian
notableFor candomblé-themed artworks
depictions of Afro-Brazilian culture
depictions of Salvador, Bahia
notableWorkTheme Afro-Brazilian religious rituals
Bahian daily life
capoeira
occupation book illustrator
set designer
placeOfBirth Lanús
placeOfDeath Salvador, Bahia
pseudonym Carybé
religiousInterest candomblé
residence Salvador, Bahia
workLocation Bahia
Rio de Janeiro

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