Y Muerto Se Quedó — Antonio Benetazzo

Y muerto se quedó


Antonio Benetazzo (1941 - 1972)

Discover Antonio Benetazzo: Brazilian artist & political activist known for bold art, unique mediums & resistance against dictatorship. Explore his legacy at ArtsDot.

Instituto Vladimir Herzog (Sao Paulo, Brazil)

Explore Brazilian history & culture at the Instituto Vladimir Herzog in São Paulo! Discover exhibits on immigration, industry, urban life, and art – honoring journalist Vladimir Herzog's legacy of human rights & freedom of expression.

Written in the drawing: 1. If I die another is born because no one can not kill Saint George the Saint of the people. [Free quotation to the speech of the canagaceiro Corisco, in the film God and the devil in the land of the sun (1964), of Glauber Rocha]. 2. ... the right of peasants to land; The right of workers to the fruit of their labor; The right of students to education. [Free quotation to the speech in support of the Declaration of La Habana, written by Che Guevara on September 18, 1960].