Exhibition Reconstructs Enrique Larreta’s Rural World
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- An exhibition examines Enrique Larreta’s relationship with the Argentine countryside.
- It marks 100 years since the publication of Zogoibi and includes manuscripts, documents, paintings and illustrations.
- The display reconstructs the rural world Larreta imagined in his writing and made part of his life.
A new exhibition brings Enrique Larreta’s rural world into view, focusing on his connection with the Argentine countryside and the centenary of Zogoibi.
The display gathers manuscripts and documents alongside paintings and illustrations by Alfredo Guido, Pedro Figari and Carlos Sáenz de Tejada.
It also reconstructs the countryside Larreta imagined in his literature and turned into part of his own life.
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