Gustavo Cochet

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Gustavo Cochet (May 6, 1894 – July 27, 1979) was a

He returned to Argentina in 1939, and was named Professor of Painting at a new school in the city of Santa Fe, where he lived and taught until 1946. That year, he published Entre el llano y la sierra (Between the flatlands and the mountains). He died in Funes, Santa Fe, in 1979.

Museum

His children, neighbors, friends, and others have worked to build a museum in his honor, now standing in Funes.

External links

• Contemporary Cochet (in Spanish).
• Web site of the city of Funes (Spanish).