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      <description>Claudionor (José Claudionor Nogueira, 1945–2010), who drew the creatures of Chico da Silva's Pirambu School: the burnt-cement sidewalk, the Mercantil São José panels, the 2010 memoir and six canvases in the João Cunha Collection.</description>
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      <description>Maria Augusta do Carmo Moreira painted for Chico da Silva in Pirambu from 1965 and said so in public at fifteen: the 1969 newspapers, the challenge he did not attend, and a canvas she signed herself in 1973.</description>
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      <description>Chica da Silva (Francisca da Silva), daughter of Chico da Silva and the only woman in the core of the Pirambu School: her start at ten, her own name on the canvas in 1976, and canvases dated 1973 to 1984.</description>
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      <description>Chico da Silva's origins: a birth without records on the Alto Tejo in Acre, a childhood on the rivers, and the road to Fortaleza and the Pirambu School.</description>
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      <description>Fish, birds and ghost ships in charcoal on fishermen's walls in Fortaleza: how Chico da Silva's repertoire began before gouache and the Pirambu School.</description>
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      <description>How Jean-Pierre Chabloz found Chico da Silva's murals in Fortaleza in 1943 and carried his gouaches to Europe, years before the Pirambu School.</description>
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      <description>Inside Chico da Silva's Pirambu studio in Fortaleza: the five young painters of the Escola do Pirambu, their collective method, and the double attribution.</description>
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      <description>Chico da Silva's honourable mention at the 33rd Venice Biennale (1966), the press, and the imaginary journeys of the Pirambu School painter of Fortaleza.</description>
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      <description>How Chico da Silva's Fortaleza studio became a painting factory: mass production, forgeries and the disputed marks of the Pirambu School, 1966–1972.</description>
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      <description>The final years of Chico da Silva (1970–1985): illness and hospitals in Fortaleza, late paintings, the Pirambu School dispute, his death on 6 December 1985.</description>
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      <title>The Instituto Oboé and the Pirambu Revival</title>
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      <description>How the Instituto Cultural Oboé reunited Chico da Silva's disciples in Fortaleza and revived the Escola do Pirambu in 34 canvases from 2004 to 2011.</description>
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      <description>Garcia, last living disciple of Chico da Silva's Escola do Pirambu, retraces the school in two interviews recorded in Fortaleza, Ceará.</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 30 Jul 2026 01:17:30 GMT</pubDate>
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      <description>How Chico da Silva returned to view after 1985: retrospectives in São Paulo and Fortaleza, the Escola do Pirambu debate, and a new market.</description>
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