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Lina Bo Bardi

1914 to 1992 4 documented presences 3 places

Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Lina Bo Bardi across 3 places, from 1945 to 1989. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Lina Bo Bardi, born Achillina Bo (5 December 1914 – 20 March 1992), was an Italian-born Brazilian modernist architect.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Lina Bo Bardi was documented, and when

1945year
Italyattested “In 1945, Domus commissioned Bo Bardi to travel around Italy with Carlo Pagani and photographer Federico Patellani to document and evaluate the situation of the destroyed country.” source: Wikipedia: Lina Bo Bardi
1946year
Romeattested “In 1946, Bo Bardi moved to Rome and married the art critic and journalist Pietro Maria Bardi.” source: Wikipedia: Lina Bo Bardi
1955year
University of São Pauloattested “In 1955 Bo Bardi became a lecturer for the Architecture and Urbanism Faculty at the University of São Paulo.” source: Wikipedia: Lina Bo Bardi
1989year
University of São Pauloattested “In 1989, at the age of 74, Bo Bardi was honored with the first exhibition of her work at the University of São Paulo.” source: Wikipedia: Lina Bo Bardi

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Places Lina Bo Bardi is documented in

University of São Paulo2 presences · 1955 to 1989
Italy1 presence · 1945Rome1 presence · 1946

Other places tied to Lina Bo Bardi in the record

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5 December 1914exact date
Romementioned “Achillina Bo was born on 5 December 1914 in Rome, Italy.” source: Wikipedia: Lina Bo Bardi
1939year
Romementioned “In 1939, she graduated from the Rome College of Architecture at the age of 25 with her final piece, "The Maternity and Infancy Care Centre".” source: Wikipedia: Lina Bo Bardi
1940 to 1942period
Brazilmentioned “It also could have been influenced by Bernard Rudofsky's courtyard houses featured in the Brazil Builds exposition (1940–1942).” source: Wikipedia: Lina Bo Bardi
1959year
Ibirapuera Parkmentioned “In 1959, Bo Bardi collaborated with theater director Martim Gonçalves to create the exhibition Bahia in Ibirapuera, which exhibited artworks, craft objects, music, and images from the Brazilian state of Bahia in the heart of the V São Pa…” source: Wikipedia: Lina Bo Bardi

Documented at the same place, the same year

Clemens August Graf von GalenRome · 1946Eberhard von MackensenRome · 1946Cy TwomblyRome · 1946Benito MussoliniItaly · 1945Pier Paolo PasoliniItaly · 1945Gina LollobrigidaItaly · 1945Umberto II of ItalyItaly · 1945Pietro MascagniItaly · 1945Rodolfo GrazianiItaly · 1945Dietrich Fischer-DieskauItaly · 1945Andrew SchallyItaly · 1945Carlo LeviItaly · 1945

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