Gidan kayan gargajiya na Eduardo Sívori

Gidan kayan gargajiya na Eduardo Sívori (Spanish) gidan kayan gargajiya ne na gari a Buenos Aires, Argentina . An sanya masa suna ne bayan mai zane Eduardo Sívori kuma an kaddamar da shi a shekarar 1938.

Tun daga shekara ta 1995, gidan kayan gargajiya yana cikin wani gini wanda a baya ya yi aiki a matsayin gidan kofi (kuma asalin gonar madara) a Parque Tres de Febrero a unguwa Palermo. An kiyasta tarin abubuwa a cikin nau'ikan fasaha 4,000.

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An kafa shi ne a kan shirin wakilin gari Fernando Ghio, wanda ya ba da shawarar kirkirar gidan kayan gargajiya na gari wanda aka sadaukar da shi ga masu zane-zane na Argentina (a matsayin takwaransa na musamman na Gidan Tarihi na Fine Arts na Kasa) a 1933, an kaddamar da ma'aikatar a 1938 a matsayin "Municipal Museum of Fine Arts, Applied Art, and Comparative Art". [1] Gidan kayan gargajiya ya zama wurin zama wurin zama na shekara-shekara na gidan kayan gargajiya, wanda aka fara gudanarwa a 1936.[2]
Gidan kayan gargajiya an samo asali ne a cikin Majalisar Dokokin Birnin Buenos Aires (Ginin Majalisar Birni). Daraktan sa na biyu, Carlos Abregú Virreira, ya samo asali ne daga asalinsa, Lardin Santiago del Estero don kara tarin gidan kayan gargajiya tare da ayyukan daga Arewa maso Yammacin Argentina a lokacin mulkinsa na 1943-1951. An sake sunan gidan kayan gargajiya a shekara ta 1946 don "mai zane-zane na pampas", marigayi mai zane-zane Eduardo Sívori; Sívori ya kafa ƙungiyar masu sana'a ta farko a Argentina, Society for the Promotion of Fine Arts,  inda ya yi aiki a matsayin shugaban kasa. 

Shigar da Gidauniyar Eva Perón a cikin Ginin Majalisar Birnin ya haifar da sake komawa gidan kayan gargajiya na 1952 zuwa gidan Avenida del Libertador wanda ya kasance na mai kula da fasahar gargajiya ta Argentina, Félix Bunge (1894-1935).Museos con jardines para disfrutar del arte al aire libre Canjinsa ya haɗa da canja wurin wasu ayyuka 130, duk da haka, zuwa wasu cibiyoyi da kuma rashin amincewa da hukumomin Gidan Tarihi na Sívori.

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