About Emma Formas de Dávila
Lived 1883 – 1959 (aged 75–76). Emma Formas de Dávila was a Chilean painter.
Emma Formas de Dávila (; – 17 March 1961) was a Chilean painter and sculptor. In 1920, Formas received the first prize medal at the Official Fine Arts Salon . Formas was educated at .
In 1898, Formas exhibited at the Official Fine Arts Salon as a student of Alberto Valenzuela Llanos, from which she received an honorable mention. Formas appears to have returned to Chile by 1929, as she participated in the Official Fine Arts Salon.
Formas died on 17 March 1961 in Santiago.
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Who was Emma Formas de Dávila?
Chilean artist
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Emma Formas de Dávila was born in 1883 in Santiago.
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Emma Formas de Dávila died in 1959 in Santiago.
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Emma Formas de Dávila was a painter.
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Emma Formas de Dávila was Chilean.
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