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Figuración, reunió en la década del 60, varios artistas que adoptaron el nombre de "Otra Figuración", que recuperan la figura humana, pero con el fin de darle formas libres, muchas veces monstruosas y cadavéricas. The New Figuration, met in the decade of 60, several artists who adopted the
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The neo-realists, who in some ways continued the line of the Boedo group, but with strict pictorial and avant-garde elements. This group includes Carlos Alonso, Antonio Berni, Juan Carlos Castagnino, Demetrio Urruchúa, Enrique Policastro. Florencio Molina Campos and Medardo Pantoja can also be
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1421:Earthquakes
1324:Viceroyalty
1319:Governorate
1130:Golden Lion
1124:The art of
980:We are Many
890:Luis Seoane
747:Ramón Silva
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447:(1749–1767)
107:Immigration
1862:Television
1837:Newspapers
1822:Literature
1727:Healthcare
1712:Corruption
1660:(currency)
1522:ministries
1517:Government
1334:Civil Wars
1175:2021-04-07
1140:References
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666:The repose
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250:Sun of May
185:Newspapers
180:Television
158:Literature
82:Argentines
1737:Languages
1722:Education
1686:Transport
1576:President
1507:Elections
1451:Mountains
1399:Geography
1369:Dirty War
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428:Pachamama
320:Argentina
192:Monuments
87:Ethnicity
1917:Category
1897:Category
1842:Painting
1774:Religion
1676:Taxation
1561:Military
1534:Intersex
1485:Politics
1364:Peronism
1293:articles
1245:Archived
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202:Painting
117:Religion
112:Holidays
102:Language
49:a series
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1812:Cuisine
1794:Culture
1700:Society
1681:Tourism
1624:Banking
1607:Economy
1461:Regions
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235:Cockade
216:Symbols
153:Cuisine
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1752:People
1466:Rivers
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163:Comics
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130:Topics
51:on the
1888:Index
1852:Radio
1827:Music
1817:Humor
1784:Women
1742:LGBT+
1717:Crime
1658:Peso
1441:Flora
1436:Fauna
416:Jujuy
240:Motto
207:Sport
197:Music
175:Radio
170:Media
122:Women
97:Humor
1581:list
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