Mestre Vitalino and His Art

The video explores the life and legacy of Mestre Vitalino, a renowned Brazilian artisan known for his figurative ceramic art that reflects the culture and folklore of Northeast Brazil. Born in 1909 in Caruaru, Pernambuco, Vitalino's work gained national recognition, transforming his community into a hub for ceramic production. His unique style and cultural significance have been preserved by his descendants and continue to influence Brazilian art. The video also highlights Vitalino's early life, his family's involvement in ceramics, and the ongoing tradition of his craft.

When was Mestre Vitalino born?

• July 10, 1909

• July 20, 1909

• January 20, 1963

• December 25, 1909

What region is Caruaru located in?

• Southeast

• North

• Northeast

• South

What type of art is Mestre Vitalino known for?

• Cubism

• Impressionism

• Figurative Art

• Abstract Art

What did Vitalino's figurative art primarily depict?

• Wildlife

• Modern Architecture

• Nordestino Culture and Folklore

• Urban Life

Which community became a national reference in ceramic production due to Vitalino's influence?

• Olinda

• Recife

• Alto do Moura

• Salvador

How many artisans are concentrated in Alto do Moura?

• 200

• 150

• 100

• 250

At what age did Vitalino start making clay toys?

• Seven years old

• Five years old

• Three years old

• Ten years old

Where is the largest collection of Mestre Vitalino's work located?

• Rio de Janeiro

• Brasília

• São Paulo

• Salvador

How many types of pieces did Vitalino create?

• 18

• 15

• 10

• 20

What percentage of Vitalino's family continues his tradition?

• 100%

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%