Raúl Podestá - Wikipedia

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Raúl Podestá (1899–1970) was an Argentine painter and sculptor.

Housing of works

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National

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National Museum of Fine Arts
Museum of Fine Arts Boca
Ministry of War
Ministry of Education
City Council of the City of Buenos Aires
Home Colonial Chapel "Ricardo Gutiérrez", Marcos Paz, Buenos Aires
Church of the Savior
Maternal Asylum "Santa Rosa" of Buenos Aires
Cathedral in the City of Tandil
Church in the seaside resort of Costa del Este,

International

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Church of St. Francis de Sales in Paris, France
Argentine Consulate in Florence .
Private collections in Argentina, Italy, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, England and the United States.

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