People Drinking Sugar Cane — António José Da Costa Silva

People drinking Sugar Cane

Discover 'People drinking Sugar Cane' by antónio josé da costa silva (1840-1929). A captivating 1900s Portuguese sculpture showcasing rural life & artistry. Explore this unique piece now!


antónio josé da costa silva (1840 - 1929)

Discover antónio josé da costa silva (1840-1929), a pioneering Portuguese painter & educator. Founder of Centro Artístico Portuense, he shaped Portugal's art scene with works like 'Grapes' and mentorship of key artists. Explore his legacy on ArtsDot

Museum of the Man of the Northeast (Recife, Brazil)

Discover Brazil's Northeast culture at Recife's Museum of the Man of the Northeast! Explore anthropology, folklore, sugar history & regional art from Indigenous, African & European influences.

Name of registration of the author: José Antônio da Silva. Year and place of birth: 1921, Alto do Moura, PE. There are three types of ceramics: simple utilitarian, figurative utilitarian, and decorative. The work is almost entirely made manually, and lathe is used mostly for utilitarian pieces. The art of making vases, sculptures, and other objects became one of the strongest expressions of the culture in the Northeast region.