Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Jorge Brito was a painter , sculptor and muralist. It is knownfor having signed the ' Manifiesto de cuatro jóvenes' (' Manifesto of four young artists ' ) distributed at the opening of the National ArtExhibition of Buenos Aires , in which four art students opposed the institutionand identified their opponents as the " stonecutters " . In the pamphlet,they questioned the orientation soughtto imposed on art education , by both mediocre winners and the " vanguard " jurors who rewardedthem . The manifesto was signed by Jorge Brito , Claudio Girola, TomasMaldonado and Alfredo Hlito who, in 1942 , were students of the National Schoolof Fine Arts Prilidiano Pueyrredón.Attracted by the teachings of Joaquín Torres García, he traveled to Montevideo and went to his 'Taller' although not being part of it. In Uruguay, he devoted to painting, mural art and he taught industrial design. In 1962, after participating in the first exhibition of MAMBA, he moved to Venezuela. In 1968 he settled in Paris, where he continues his work as a painter and puts particular interest in printmaking and sculpture."@en }
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- Q21177183 abstract "Jorge Brito was a painter , sculptor and muralist. It is knownfor having signed the ' Manifiesto de cuatro jóvenes' (' Manifesto of four young artists ' ) distributed at the opening of the National ArtExhibition of Buenos Aires , in which four art students opposed the institutionand identified their opponents as the " stonecutters " . In the pamphlet,they questioned the orientation soughtto imposed on art education , by both mediocre winners and the " vanguard " jurors who rewardedthem . The manifesto was signed by Jorge Brito , Claudio Girola, TomasMaldonado and Alfredo Hlito who, in 1942 , were students of the National Schoolof Fine Arts Prilidiano Pueyrredón.Attracted by the teachings of Joaquín Torres García, he traveled to Montevideo and went to his 'Taller' although not being part of it. In Uruguay, he devoted to painting, mural art and he taught industrial design. In 1962, after participating in the first exhibition of MAMBA, he moved to Venezuela. In 1968 he settled in Paris, where he continues his work as a painter and puts particular interest in printmaking and sculpture.".