Aquando do cortejo e manifestação (pela Avenida abaixo, direito à Câmara), para sensibilizar as autoridades no sentido de libertar o Merdock, muitos populares e curiosos se juntaram a ela.
E também, sabe-se hoje, vários alunos da Escola Técnica (os rivais "costoletas").
Entre uns e outros, não poderia faltar o grande artista plástico, Sidónio!
Sidónio nasceu na cidade de Faro, em 1918 e estudou na Escola Técnica e Industrial
As suas primeiras obras foram desenhos e caricaturas dos seus amigos – para o que revelava grande talento. Mais tarde enveredou pela escultura e painéis de grandes dimensões.
Na evolução da sua obra pressentem-se-lhe influências neo-realistas e também surrealistas.
Sendo oriundo da "rival" Escola Técnica, tinha a maior parte dos amigos entre os "bifes" que iam chegando aos últimos patamares dos estudos liceais, passados uns vinte anos depois de ter terminado os seus.
Esta pequena homenagem a esse grande artista farense (e também grande amigo,) surge dias antes de se comemorar mais um aniversário da Libertação do Merdock – acontecimento de grande importância na consciencialização das gerações que haveriam de fazer o 25 de Abril.
."MERDOCK, um cão em Faro, anos 50",
desloquei-me a Faro,
com o propósito de pedir ao Sidónio
para fazer a capa do livro.
Porém, tinha infelizmente falecido, pouco tempo antes.)
Ele que era um dos amigos indefectíveis do Merdock!
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Primeiro com a história aos quadradinhos, depois com todos estes textos e as fotos, fiquei com a sensação de ter conhecido o cão Merdock!
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Vieira,
Portugal sempre foi um pais de veia artistica, onde infelizmente o destaque que se lhe dá nunca é suficiente para nos levar a conhecer todos eles. E são, e foram tantos...
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