Artur Pastor

Artur Pastor (1 May 1922 in Alter do Chão – 17 September 1999 in Lisbon), was a Portuguese photographer.

Artur Pastor
Artur Pastor, photo by Artur Pastor (son)
Born1 May 1922
Alter do Chão, Portugal
Died17 September 1999(1999-09-17) (aged 77)
Lisbon, Portugal
NationalityPortugal Portuguese

Exhibitions

He individually held 14 photography exhibitions with focus on the one that took place at Foz Palace in 1970 with 360 pieces of work, and at the Galveias Palace in 1986, involving 136 photographs. After his death 3 other exhibitions took place with his pieces of work.

  • "Motivos do Sul", with the theme Alentejo, Algarve and Serra de Arrábida, in Circulo Cultural of Algarve, Faro, January 1946 (300 photos)[1][2]
  • at the information office of "Comissão Municipal de Turismo de Faro", Faro, in 1946
  • at the "Salão de Festas da Sociedade Recreativa Olhanense", Olhão, in 1946
  • "Motivos do Sul", with the theme Algarve, Setúbal and Alentejo, at the "Sociedade Harmonia Eborense", Évora, in June 1946[3][4]
  • with the theme Alentejo, at the "Pátio Árabe da Casa do Alentejo", Lisbon, in May 1947
  • with the theme Setúbal's city and region, at the "Salão Nobre da Câmara Municipal de Setúbal", Setúbal, in July 1947[5]
  • with the theme Algarve, Alentejo and Setubal, at the Barrocal Palace, Évora, in June 1949
  • with the theme Sesimbra's beach, at the shop windows of the Casa J. C. Alvarez, Lda., Augusta street, Lisbon, in October 1949[6]
  • with the theme Albufeira's beach and people, at the shop windows of the Casa J. C. Alvarez, Lda., Augusta street, Lisbon, in August 1950
  • National Tourism Exhibition, at the Foz Palace, Lisbon, in 1953 (Collective Exhibition)
  • at the Salão Maior do Foz Palace, Lisbon, in December 1970 (360 photos)[7]
  • with the theme snowy landscape in Tras-os-Montes, at the shop windows of the Casa J. C. Alvarez, Lisbon, in December 1974
  • "Apontamentos de Lisboa", with the theme Lisbon, at the Galveias Palace, Lisbon, in June 1986 (136 photos)[8][9]
  • "Pequena Mostra de Fotografias de Artur Pastor", at the "Junta de Freguesia de Santiago", Lisbon, in November 1986
  • "Algarve (anos 50–60) Alguns Apontamentos", at the Art Galery "Pintor Samora Barros", Albufeira, in April 1998
  • "Artur Pastor 'O Domador da Rolleiflex'", at the galery "ColorFoto", Porto, in July 2006
  • "História(s) da Terra: Fotografias de Artur Pastor", at the Bread Museum, Seia, in October 2006[10]
  • "A Nazaré de Artur Pastor", at the "Biblioteca Municipal da Nazaré", Nazaré, in November 2008[11]

References
  1. Lisbon's Town Archives, Artur Pastor's fund, CONCEIÇÃO, Liberto – Photographic Art: Artur Pastor and his next exhibition. O Algarve. Faro: (20 January 1946). Press cutting
  2. Lisbon's Town Archives, Artur Pastor's fund, No Círculo Cultural: comentários à exposição de Artur Pastor. O Algarve. Faro: (17 February 1946). Press cutting
  3. Lisbon's Town Archives, Artur Pastor's fund. Art Exhibition. Notícias d’Évora, (4 June 1946). Press cutting
  4. Lisbon's Town Archives, Artur Pastor's fund. FREITAS, David. Ainda a exposição gráfica: de Artur Pastor. Notícias d’Évora. Évora (13 June 1946). Press cutting.
  5. Lisbon's Town Archives, Artur Pastor's fund. Exhibitions. A indústria. Setúbal: (12 July 1947). Press cutting.
  6. Lisbon's Town Archives, Artur Pastor's fund, letter from J. C. Alvarez (26 October 1946)
  7. Lisbon's Town Archives, Artur Pastor's fund. Exposições de arte. Diário de Notícias. Lisboa: (5 Diciembre, 1970). Press cutting
  8. Lisbon's Town Archives, Artur Pastor's fund, Protocol between the City Hall of Lisbon ("Câmara Municipal de Lisboa") and the photographer, [1986].
  9. Lisbon's Town Archives, Artur Pastor's fund. 130 notes showing Lisbon' views from different angles. Correio da Manhã. Lisboa. (2 June 1986). Press cutting
  10. "Fotografias de Artur Pastor no Museu do Pão" (in Portuguese). Archived from the original on 22 February 2014. Retrieved 13 February 2013.
  11. "Fotografias de Artur Pastor na Biblioteca Municipal da Nazaré" (in Portuguese). Archived from the original on 2 December 2013. Retrieved 13 February 2013.
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