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Ordenanza Nº 12396 ORDENANZA Nº 12396 EL HONORABLE CONCEJO MUNICIPAL DE LA CIUDAD DE SANTA FE DE LA VERA CRUZ, SANCIONA LA SIGUIENTE O R D E N A N Z A Art. 1º: Acéptase y agradécese la donación efectuada por la Sra. Inés Cuello del fondo documental y bienes artísticos del artista Ariel Ramírez, cuyas características y composición se detallen en los Anexos I; II; III; IV; V; VI; VII; VIII; IX; X; XI; XII; XIII; XIV; XV; XVI; XVII; XVIII; XIX; XX, XXI; XXII; XXIII; XXIV; XXV; con el objeto de incrementar el patrimonio del Museo de Teatro Municipal 1° de Mayo. Art. 2º: Encomiéndase al Departamento Ejecutivo Municipal acondicionar un espacio y seleccionar los elementos a exhibirse al público en una muestra diseñada a tales efectos. Art. 3º: Comuníquese al Departamento Ejecutivo Municipal. SALA DE SESIONES, 01 de junio de 2017.- Presidente: Sr. Sebastián Atilio Alberto Pignata Secretario Legislativo: Abog. Mariano Manuel Bär Expte. DE-0448-01329126-5 (N) ORDENANZA Nº 12396 2017 - Año del Bicentenario de la partida del Ejército Libertador de Los Andes ANEXO I - ADORNOS "DE PARED" Nº País Ciudad Texto Material Descripción Medidas Municipalidad de Santa Fe: 1580, 1828, 1831, 1853, 1 Argentina Santa Fe Porcelana Verbano Plato fondo azul, escudo y texto en dorado Diam.18 cm 1860, 1866, 1810 Los Notables - a un notable / Ariel Ramírez - Radio 2 Argentina Rosario Porcelana Verbano Plato fondo azul, textos en dorado Diam. 25 cm Cerealista - 1989 3 Argentina Córdoba Sin texto. Dibujo del escudo de la Pcia Porcelana Verbano Plato fondo blanco, escudo en color Diam. 25 cm 4 Argentina Clorinda Municipalidad de Clorinda Loza blanca Plato fondo blanco, escudo en color Diam. 18,5 cm 5 Argentina San Nicolás Municipalidad de San Nicolás de los Arroyos Loza blanca Plato fondo blanco, escudo en color Diam. 19,5 cm 6 Argentina Santa Fe - Paraná Túnel Subfluvial Hernandarias Porcelana Verbano Plato fondo blanco, motivo alegórico en color 19, x 1 cm 7 Argentina Coronda Coronda Ciudad- Historia desde el 28.03.1664 Porcelana Verbano Plato fondo blanco, imagen de la Iglesia Diam. 11 cm Madera con 8 Argentina Villa Ballester Deutche Chorvereinigung-Sociedad Coral Alemana Plato con círculos que rodean una lira Diam. 22,5 inscripciones Santiago del Sección de tronco 9 Argentina Al Maestro Ariel Ramirez Reloj y piano de cola tallado 19 x 45 cm. Estero de árbol ORDENANZA Nº 12396 2017 - Año del Bicentenario de la partida del Ejército Libertador de Los Andes ANEXO II - AFICHES Nº Año País Ciudad Lugar de Actuación Marco Medidas Observaciones 1 1953 Inglaterra Londres Wigmore Hall Varilla dorada 54 x 80 cm Con vidrio 2 1967 Alemania Varias En gira organizada por Produktion Lippmann + Rau Varilla madera 89,5 x 125 cm 3 1969 Argentina Buenos Aires Presentación discográfica de "Mujeres Argentinas" Varilla madera 80 x 105 cm Sin vidrio 4 1974 Italia Sorrento Chiostro S. Francesco Bastidor 54,5 x 64,5 cm 5 1974 Italia Sorrento Chistro S. Francesco Bastidor 50 x 68,5 cm 6 1975 Italia Bari Teatro Petruzzelli Bastidor 68 x 94 cm Manchas en zona inferior Misa Criolla por coro "Sängerknaben 7 1975 Suecia Uppsala Uppsala Dom Bastidor 50 x 66 cm / Schweden" 8 1975 Alemania Stuttgart Stuttgarter Liederhalle, Mozartsaal Bastidor 36 x 52 cm 9 1983 Israel 15 ciudades ver ELENACT Bastidor 47,5 x 67,5 cm Escrito en hebreo 10 1993 Polonia Cracovia y otras ver ELENACT Bastidor 96 x 68 cm 11 1998 Japón Tokio Suntory Hall Varilla azul 28 x 37 cm Escrito en japonés 12 1953 Bélgica Anvers Koninklijk Vlaams Muziekconservatorium En rollo 36,5 x 54,5 cm Tubo plástico negro ORDENANZA Nº 12396 2017 - Año del Bicentenario de la partida del Ejército Libertador de Los Andes Alemania, Holanda, 13 1967 Suiza, Bélgica, Varias Europa En rollo 61 cm Francia Alemania, Holanda, 14 1967 Suiza, Bélgica, Varias Foto color Coro Easo En rollo 50 cm Francia 15 1967 Alemania Trier Foto blanco y negro Catedral de Trier En rollo 50 cm Ciudad del 16 1967 Italia Foto de entrega de la Misa Criolla al Papa Paulo VI En rollo 50 cm Vaticano 17 1975 Italia Fiuggi Terme Premio Internazionale dell´Arte "Il sagittario d´oro" En rollo 36,5 cm 18 1980 Argentina varias Gira Volkswagen En rollo 109 cm 19 1982 Argentina Mendoza Anfiteatro - Misa por la Paz y la Justicia En rollo 31 cm 20 1984 España Marrón-Ampuero Santuario de la Bien Aparecida En rollo 38,5 cm 21 1987 Italia Pompeya Basilica I Pompei En rollo 69 cm 22 1987 Italia Roma Auditorio di Via della Conciliazione En rollo 35 cm 23 1989 España Madrid Palacio Real de El Prado En rollo 49 cm 24 1989 Estados Unidos New York Carnegie Hall Cartón 35,5 x 56 cm 25 1990 Italia Florencia Basilica Di S. Lorenza En rollo 69 cm 3 ejemplares 26 1990 Argentina San Luis Cine Teatro Roma En rollo 51,5 cm ORDENANZA Nº 12396 2017 - Año del Bicentenario de la partida del Ejército Libertador de Los Andes 27 1990 Hungría Budapest Convention Centre En rollo 69 cm 28 1991 Argentina Mar del Plata Teatro Auditorium En rollo 36 cm 29 1991 Chile Viña del Mar Quinta Vergara En rollo 35 cm 30 1992 Argentina Mar del Plata Teatro Auditorium En rollo 30 cm 31 1992 España Granada Centro Cultural Manuel de Falla En rollo 17 cm 32 1992 España Granada Centro Cultural Manuel de Falla En rollo 50 cm 33 1992 Argentina Buenos Aires Teatro Colón y Luna Park En rollo 78 cm 34 1922 Italia Rimini Meeting per l'Amiccizia fra i' popoli En rollo 34,5 cm 35 1993 Polonia varias Gira En rollo 68 cm 11 ejemplares 36 1995 Francia Le Puy-en-Veley Festival de Música Vocal En rollo 45 cm 37 1995 Italia Verona Arena di Verona En rollo 70 cm 38 1997 España Turégano Requien para ua noche de Silencio/Castillo de Turégano En rollo 35 cm 3 ejemplares 39 1998-9 España Madrid Teatro Albeniz En rollo 43,5 cm 40 1998-9 España Madrid Teatro Albeniz En rollo 79 cm 41 Argentina Santa Fe Afiche Municipalidad de Santa Fe "Lo mejor… su gente" En rollo 41 cm ORDENANZA Nº 12396 2017 - Año del Bicentenario de la partida del Ejército Libertador de Los Andes 42 2000 Holanda Amsterdam Concertgebouw En rollo 42,5 cm 43 2000 Argentina Buenos Aires Teatro Coliseo En rollo 44 cm 44 2001 Argentina Buenos Aires Centro Cultural Borges Cartón 30 x 42 cm 45 2002 Ecuador Guayaquil Gira En rollo 41 cm 46 2003 Argentina Mendoza Auditorio Angel Bustello En rollo 32 cm 47 2003 Francia Le Havre Cathédrale du Havre. En rollo 30 cm 48 2004 Argentina Misiones Reducciones Jesuíticas de San Ignacio En rollo 47 cm ORDENANZA Nº 12396 2017 - Año del Bicentenario de la partida del Ejército Libertador de Los Andes ANEXO III - AGRADECIMIENTOS VARIOS Nº Año País Ciudad Organismo Texto Descripción Medidas Observaciones Al Maestro Ariel Ramírez, en agradecimiento Coro Municipal de 1 1993 Argentina Trelew por compartir nuestro 25 Aniversario Foto color y cartulina con firmas 24 x 38 cm Trelew (02.04.1993) Coro Municipal de Trelew Estuche de madera conteniendo Al Maestro Ariel Ramírez: ¡Gracias por Buenos Instituto González rebenque tejido a lezna (cuerpo, paleta 45 x 10 x 9,50 Largo total del rebenque: 86 2 2000 Argentina Acompañarnos! - Inst. González Pecotche de la Aires Pecotche y lonja) con mango de alpaca y manija cm cm. Fundación Logosófica, Octubre de 2000 de cuero crudo Puerto La Base Naval Pto. Belgrano a Ariel Ramírez - 3 1976 Argentina Base Naval Cenicero de cristal 8,7 x 8,7 cm Replateado en 2011 Belgrano Octubre 1976 Caja en madera de cardón, con llave y Municipalidad de Llave de la ciudad "Capital Arqueolóica" Tilcara, 43,5 x 18 x 8 4 1992 Argentina Tilcara Decreto Municipal con pompón de lana Artesano: Milton V. Tilcara Tilcara 1 de febrero de 1992 cm multicolor Casa Argentina "Como sincero testimonio de nuestro Reproducción del boceto de Raúl Soldi 5 1983 Israel Tel Aviv 30 x 62 cm en Israel reconocimiento" en Basílica de la Anunciación" De Stichting 6 1997 Holanda Amsterdam Concerten Schola s/t Negativo fotográfico Ariel Ramírez 58,5 x 58 cm Cantorum ORDENANZA Nº 12396 2017 - Año del Bicentenario de la partida del Ejército Libertador de Los Andes ANEXO IV - ANTIGÜEDADES Nº País Ciudad Descripción Firma Material Medidas 1 Francia París Reloj de sobremesa tipo capilla "Vrais bronze/París", siglo XIX Bronce 70 x 45 cm. ORDENANZA Nº 12396 2017 - Año del Bicentenario de la partida del Ejército Libertador de Los Andes ANEXO V - CONDECORACIONES Nº Año País Ciudad Organismo Nombre Partes componentes Estuche 1) Venera con corbata; Gob. de la República de 2) Estrella (o placa); 1 1978 Venezuela Caracas Orden Andrés Bello Bordeau 12.5 x 24.5 cm Venezuela 3) Miniatura con roseta 4) Roseta (o botón) "Orden a los Servicios Distinguidos" Azul 12,5 x 18 cm + tubo "Ejército Estado Mayor General del 2: 1) venera con corbata 2) 2 1996 Argentina Buenos Aires al Mérito Civil, en el grado de Argentino" con Diploma + Resolución Ejército Argentino barra "Comendador" en Folio Distinciones S.A.Y.C.E. Sociedad de Al Mérito / Rinde homenaje al Azul oscuro 7 x 19,5 cm + Diploma 3 2002 Ecuador Quito Autores y Compositores Una: medalla Maestro Ariel Ramírez 02/12/2002 + carpeta Ecuatorianos Bordeau 15,5 x 23,5 cm + Diploma en Ministerio de Relaciones Orden Nacional del Mérito "Don 3:1) venera con corbata, 2) sobre con logo "Republica del 4 2005 Paraguay Exteriores José Falcón" miniatura, 3) roseta Paraguay" + fax de la Resolución y Nota Sociedad de Autores y "Maestro Ariel Ramírez como Socio Dos plaquetas doradas sobre 5 1995 Mexico Distrito Federal Caja negra 15 x 18,5 cm Compositores de Música N.
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