Guerra & Paz: Portinari

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2012
4min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaIn 1956, artist Candido Portinari donated to the United Nations building a large work of art called "War and Peace" to be displayed at their headquarters. The short documentary presents a li... Leer todoIn 1956, artist Candido Portinari donated to the United Nations building a large work of art called "War and Peace" to be displayed at their headquarters. The short documentary presents a little of his thoughts on the subject, while words from world leaders and artists reflect on... Leer todoIn 1956, artist Candido Portinari donated to the United Nations building a large work of art called "War and Peace" to be displayed at their headquarters. The short documentary presents a little of his thoughts on the subject, while words from world leaders and artists reflect on those topics and how the fight to end world conflicts is important.

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Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

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Juscelino Kubitschek

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Fernanda Montenegro

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João Candido Portinari

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War & Peace

"Guerra & Paz - Portinari" presents a series of thoughts from painter Cândido Portinari about the designs of mankind related towards the union of people during moments of war and peace (also the title of his large painting for the United Nations in the late 1950's and of which he could not visit to see it placed when news broke out he was a comunist). It's a good short documentary directed by Carla Camurati where she presents several archival images from World War II and other series of images culminating in the art created by Portinari, showing how his picture was restaured in recent years. There isn't much to be said about, it must be seen actually. 8/10.