Also published in a special Spanish supplement: La recuperación de los maestros fileteadores de Buenos Aires. Monleón, José, tr. (p. 74-79) ; 1992 ; Journal of decorative and propaganda arts. 1992, Num. 18, 154-169, 27 ill. (20 col.)
Study of the filete porteño, the tradition of painting flowers, arabesques, and other bright decorations on horsecarts, trucks, and buses in Buenos Aires; notes that its origins have been traced to Vicente Brunetti and Cecilio Pascarella, Italians who came to Argentina in the late 19th c. and worked in a horsecart factory. Mentions that despite a successful exhibition in 1970, which helped elevate it to a legitimate art form, the filete is in decline, due to economic factors and a ban on the decoration of city buses.
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