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Eugenio Tavolara

Eugenio Tavolara (1901–1963) was an artist born in Sassari, Sardinia, Italy, with interests in many disciplines. He is well known for his hand-crafted "toys", most prominently small statues in terracotta representing Sardinians in traditional costumes. In a 2007 tribute exhibition, 14 Sardian artists reinterpreted his works.

Eugenio Tavolara

Portale in bronzo, opera dello scultore Eugenio Tavolara, nella chiesetta della Madonna della Solitudine a Nuoro.

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Born
1901 · Sassari.
Died
1963 · Sassari.
Nationality
Italy · Kingdom of Italy
Occupation
sculptor · engraver · ceramicist
Languages
Italian

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Eugenio Tavolara (1901–1963) was an artist born in Sassari, Sardinia, Italy, with interests in many disciplines. He is well known for his hand-crafted "toys", most prominently small statues in terracotta representing Sardinians in traditional costumes. In a 2007 tribute exhibition, 14 Sardian artists reinterpreted his works.

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