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Pascual First Name Meaning

Pascual is a male name of Spanish origin, meaning "Easter." It is derived from the Latin word "paschalis," which relates to the Hebrew holiday of Passover and the Christian holiday of Easter. In Catalan-speaking areas, the name has the variant Pasqual. Pascual is also a surname and has been borne by notable individuals in history, such as Spanish conquistador Pascual de Andagoya and Filipino businessman Alfredo Pascual. Additionally, it has been associated with various companies, including the Mexican fruit juice and soft drink company Pascual Boing. The name holds a significant historical and cultural relevance, and its use extends beyond personal names to include institutions and businesses.

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How popular Pascual first name? (2000 - Now)

Historical popularity of Pascual first name (1880 - Now)

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Famous people with Pascual first name

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Pascual Fort

Pascual Fort (1927-1991) was a Catalan artist known for his work in printmaking, enamel, and reliefs. Born in Reus to a family of goldsmiths, he founded the Galeria Fort in Tarragona, where he showcased both established artists like Miró and promising talents from the Camp de Tarragona. His gallery gained recognition from art collectors and critics, solidifying his role as a promoter of innovative art. Fort's influence extended to New York, where he set up a workshop and received accolades for his avant-garde work. In 1981, he initiated the Mini Print International of Cadaqués, an ongoing competition that invites printmakers worldwide to participate. Following his passing, his widow continued to drive the initiative forward. Fort's legacy lives on through his artworks and the annual exhibition held at Taller Galeria Fort in Cadaqués, which later travels to various cities around the world. His contributions to the art world are celebrated in "Pascual Fort: esmalts, gravats, relleus" and a homage video from 1992.

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