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1932 Moura - 2015. Known for: Neofigurative painting, engraving, geometric stylization.
Antonio Costa Pinheiro was a neofigurative painter, sometimes abstract, who geometrically stylized the figures. He was also a recorder. Pinheiro was born in Moura, in 1932. He lived in Munich. He was... Read full biography
Antonio Costa Pinheiro was a neofigurative painter, sometimes abstract, who geometrically stylized the figures. He was also a recorder. Pinheiro was born in Moura, in 1932. He lived in Munich. He was a scholarship holder from the German Government (RFA) in Munich from 1957 to 1958 and from the... Read full biography
Antonio Costa Pinheiro was a neofigurative painter, sometimes abstract, who geometrically stylized the figures. He was also a recorder. Pinheiro was born in Moura, in 1932. He lived in Munich. He was a scholarship holder from the German Government (RFA) in Munich from 1957 to 1958 and from the Gulbenkian Foundation in Paris from 1960 to 1962. He was a co-founder of the KWY Group. He won the Munich City Prize in 1967.
Antonio Costa Pinheiro was a neofigurative painter, sometimes abstract, who geometrically stylized the figures. He was also a recorder. Pinheiro was born in Moura, in 1932. He lived in Munich. He was a scholarship holder from the German Government (RFA) in Munich from 1957 to 1958 and from the Gulbenkian Foundation in Paris from 1960 to 1962. He was a co-founder of the KWY Group. He won the Munich City Prize in 1967.
Antonio Costa Pinheiro was a neofigurative painter, sometimes abstract, who geometrically stylized the figures. He was also a recorder. Pinheiro was born in Moura, in 1932. He lived in Munich. He was a scholarship holder from the German Government (RFA) in Munich from 1957 to 1958 and from the Gulbenkian Foundation in Paris from 1960 to 1962. He was a co-founder of the KWY Group. He won the Munich City Prize in 1967.