Showing 6 artworks with Amadeo De Souza-Cardoso
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- Putty
- Prussian Blue
- Espresso
- Steel Blue
- Rosy Brown
- Portuguese Modernism
- Cubism
- Color Palette
- Painting
- Portugal
- Black And White
- Art Deco
- Expressionism
- Amadeo De Souza-Cardoso
- Modernism
- Cardoso
- Portrait
- Colorful Interplay
- Figures
- Dynamic Red Bridge
- Futurism
- Emotion
- Symbolism
- Art Study
- Modern Art Portugal
- Mother And Child
- Study
- Portuguese
- Drawing
- Watercolor Painting
- Rage
- Art
- Souza Cardoso
- Animal
- Bold Colors
- 1913
- Portuguese Painter
- Mystery
- Legend
- Vibrant Primary Colors
- Watercolor
- Portuguese Art
- 1912
- Flaubert
- Figure Drawing
- Early 20Th Century
- Geometric Abstraction
- Strength
- Masked Woman
- Surrealism
- Amadeo Souza-Cardoso
- Abstract Art
- Cubist Composition
- Abstract Bridges
- Guitar
Explore 'Strength Love Rage' by Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso – a vibrant watercolor capturing intense emotion and figures, reflecting early 20th-century modernism.
A vibrant explosion of Cubist color and dynamic bridges defines this 1914 abstract masterpiece by Portuguese modernist Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso, inviting you to bring a piece of avant-garde history into your collection.
This artwork is a bold exploration of abstraction featuring geometric shapes and expressive blues and reds. Inspired by early Cubism and Expressionism, it showcases Souza-Cardoso's pioneering spirit in Portuguese art.
Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso's "La Légende de Saint Julien L’Hospitalier" depicts two cats, capturing a surreal and enigmatic scene with Indian ink on paper. Explore this captivating work of Portuguese modernism.
Discover "Untitled (Mother and daughter)" by Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso – a poignant 1912 painting of a masked woman with her child. Explore its symbolism, artistic style & historical context in this captivating artwork.
Discover "Untitled" by Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso (1910), a captivating sketch of two figures with a guitar, reflecting early 20th-century Portuguese modernism. A unique study in black & white.