Francisco Pelló Hernandis

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Francisco Pelló Hernandis (12 August 1935 – 12 May 2021) was a Spanish-born Argentine painter, sculptor, and poet.^[1]^[2]

Awards and honors

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Medalla de Plata del certamen de pintura de Amigos del Arte, Rosario, 1951.
Premio Nacional de Excelencia Humana, 1999.
Premio «El ceibo de la amistad rioplatense» del Rotary International, Montevideo, 2000.
«Artista distinguido de la ciudad de Rosario» del Consejo Municipal de la Ciudad, 2005.
«“Santafesino Notable”» de la Cámara de Diputados de la provincia de Santa Fe, 2014.

References

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^ "Murió el escultor de la estatua de Eva Perón de zona sur: odiaba el mote "la Mandarina"". La Capital.
^ "Murió el reconocido escultor y pintor Francisco Pelló". Rosario3.

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