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Raúl Podestá (1899–1970) was an Argentine painter and sculptor.

Housing of works

National

• National Museum of Fine Arts
• Museum of Fine Arts Boca
• Ministry of War
• Ministry of Education
• City Council of the City of Buenos Aires
• Home Colonial Chapel "Ricardo Gutiérrez", Marcos Paz, Buenos Aires
• Church of the Savior
• Maternal Asylum "Santa Rosa" of Buenos Aires
• Cathedral in the City of Tandil
• Church in the seaside resort of Costa del Este,

International

• Church of St. Francis de Sales in Paris, France
• Argentine Consulate in Florence .
• Private collections in Argentina, Italy, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, England and the United States.

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