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Born 1946. Known for: Sculpture, drawing.
Francisco Simoes, also known as Francisco Almeida, is a Portuguese artist known for his elegant, slender, erotic, and playful lines in his neofigurative paintings and sculptures. He was a recipient... Read full biography
Francisco Simoes, also known as Francisco Almeida, is a Portuguese artist known for his elegant, slender, erotic, and playful lines in his neofigurative paintings and sculptures. He was a recipient of an O.C.D.E scholarship that allowed him to study in Rome, Turin, Verona, and Milan in 1968. His... Read full biography
Francisco Simoes, also known as Francisco Almeida, is a Portuguese artist known for his elegant, slender, erotic, and playful lines in his neofigurative paintings and sculptures. He was a recipient of an O.C.D.E scholarship that allowed him to study in Rome, Turin, Verona, and Milan in 1968. His works can be found in museums such as the Museums of Castelo Branco and Almada City Council, as well as in private collections... Read full biography
Francisco Simoes, also known as Francisco Almeida, is a Portuguese artist known for his elegant, slender, erotic, and playful lines in his neofigurative paintings and sculptures. He was a recipient of an O.C.D.E scholarship that allowed him to study in Rome, Turin, Verona, and Milan in 1968. His works can be found in museums such as the Museums of Castelo Branco and Almada City Council, as well as in private collections... Read full biography
Francisco Simoes, also known as Francisco Almeida, is a Portuguese artist known for his elegant, slender, erotic, and playful lines in his neofigurative paintings and sculptures. He was a recipient of an O.C.D.E scholarship that allowed him to study in Rome, Turin, Verona, and Milan in 1968. His works can be found in museums such as the Museums of Castelo Branco and Almada City Council, as well as in private collections