Duarte Burró was a supporter of Paraguay’s artistic, missionary and popular heritage. He was the collector and curator of the important collection collected by his mother Pilar Burró, in the same decade he was director of the Museum of Monsignor Juan Sinforiano Bogarín.
Many individuals and institutions express their grief at the loss of a human and cultural reference. “The Museo del Barro, counting on its valuable cooperation in lending the works exhibited on various occasions, sends its condolences to its family and friends” mentions this museum in its networks.
Ramón Duarte was also actively involved in the Sacred Art Commission for the preservation of the religious heritage of our country. “From the National Secretariat of Culture, we offer our most sincere and grateful farewell to Ramón Duarte Burró, along with the entire community that loves the precious art that our museums house,” said the SNC.
More biography. Ramón Duarte Burró was born on March 4, 1952 in Asunción, graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of the Universidad Católica Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, was a member and executive secretary of the National Ecclesiastical Commission for Cultural Heritage (Commission). Sacred Art) and director of the Archdiocesan Museum of Monsignor Bogarín. He was also a member of the Asunción Philharmonic Society and vice president of the Centennial Club.
Source: Ulti Mahora
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