Category:Soares Branco

**Domingos de Castro Gentil Soares Branco**
	Portuguese sculptor
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Name in native language	Domingos de Castro Gentil Soares Branco;
Date of birth	20 December 1925; Lisbon
Date of death	4 December 2013
Country of citizenship	Portugal;
Occupation	sculptor;
Native language	Portuguese;
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Português: Domingos de Castro Gentil Soares Branco (20 Dezembro 1925-4 dezembro 2013) foi docente da Escola Superior de Belas Artes, de Lisboa, durante mais de 30 anos.

Nascido em Lisboa, foi aluno de Simões de Almeida (sobrinho) e de Leopoldo de Almeida na Escola de Belas Artes de Lisboa, onde deu entrada em 1944.

Concluído o curso de escultura em 1953, empregou-se como desenhador na Escola Médica de Lisboa, ao Campo de Santana, e em 1958 ingressou como professor na Escola de Belas Artes de Lisboa, de onde saiu em 1996, por ter atingido o limite de idade.

Em 1951 foi o 2.º classificado do Prémio de Escultura Soares do Reis, promovido pelo então Secretariado Nacional de Informação Cultura Popular e Turismo (SNI).

O legado de Soares Branco é constituído por mais de 13.000 peças, incluindo estudos, maquetas e esboços. Soares Branco doou grande parte do seu espólio à Câmara de Mafra, que criou, em 1991, um museu com o seu nome, situado no Complexo Cultural Quinta da Raposa.

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