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I believe that these are legacies to my deeper and remote inspiration. To my childhood, to my people, my peasants, my father land-surveyor, the garden of lemons and oranges, to the gardens of the latitude familiar to my eye and my feeling, where I was born. Sicilian peasants who hold the primary
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After speculation about who would be the rightful owner of the painter's work, two prosecutors were appointed to settle the dispute between
Guttuso's nephew, his adopted son Fabio Carapezza Guttuso (who had been adopted only four months before Renato's death, was 32 years old and was already
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Fascist rule and its influence on culture. Here he developed his "social" art, with his political attitudes evident in paintings such as
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position in my heart, because I am one of them, whose faces come in front of my eyes no matter what I do, Sicilian peasants so important in the history of Italy.
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