29.06.1861–24.07.1938
Pedro Figari
Pedro Figari (1861–1938) was a Uruguayan artist, lawyer, politician, journalist, philosopher, and writer. Born and died in Montevideo, he was a representative of American Impressionism and contributed to art, education, and public life in Uruguay.

Biography
Pedro Figari was born on June 29, 1861, in Montevideo, Uruguay. He was a multifaceted figure who combined careers as an artist, lawyer, politician, journalist, philosopher, and writer. Figari was part of Uruguay's cultural and national milieu and worked within the movement of American Impressionism. During his life, he was also an active draftsman, teacher, and educator, reflecting his diverse interests in the visual arts and education. His activities extended beyond the visual arts into public life, including politics and philosophy. Pedro Figari passed away on July 24, 1938, in Montevideo. His legacy remains an important part of Uruguay's cultural and artistic heritage.
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