Showing 20 artworks with António Xavier Trindade and with artwork date before 1935 and with artwork date after 1925
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António Xavier Trindade
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- Quinacridone Magenta
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- Rosy Brown
- Phthalo Green
- Sea Green
- Walnut
- Driftwood
- António Xavier Trindade
- Fine Art Reproduction
- Indian Naturalism
- Bombay School
- Godavari River Scene
- Bombay School Style
- Outdoor Sketching
- Bombay School Painting
- Luminous Transparency
- Religious Symbolism
- Bombay School Art
- Indian Portraiture
- Indian Bazaar Life
- Warm Palette
- Vibrant Palette
- Portuguese Goa Art
- Daily Rituals
- Religious Pilgrimage
- Goan Artist
- Nineteen Twenty Seven Artwork
- Vintage Portrait Art
- Pink Dress
- Watercolor Painting
- Hindu Pilgrimage
- Realistic Painting
- Brown Jacket Study
- Warm Yellow Tones
- Vibrant River Life
- Nasik Street Scene
- Christian Figure
- Museu Do Oriente Lisbon
- Indian Landscape Watercolor
- Indian Art Deco
- Portuguese India
- Baroque Drapery
- Goan Colonial Art
- Symbolic Portrait
- Rural Konkan Landscape
- Lively Waterfront
- Indian Painting
- Watercolor Temple
- Realistic Portraiture
- 1930S Indian Art
- Trindadism Art
- Tropical Foliage Painting
- White Turban Portrait
- 1927 Oil Painting
- Visible Brush Strokes
- Goan Painter Artwork
- Colonial India Art
A captivating portrait of Dr Annie Besant by António Xavier Trindade (1927). Explore this oil painting's rich textures, warm tones & unique Bombay School style.
Delve into the captivating world of António Xavier Trindade’s ‘Study of a Man with Red Cap and Shawl,’ a watercolor masterpiece reflecting Indian culture & capturing psychological nuance. Explore Goa's artistic legacy.
A contemplative pastel portrait of a man in a white turban by the renowned Goan painter António Xavier Trindade captures a soulful moment from 1927, inviting you to bring this piece of Indian art history into your home.
Admire António Xavier Trindade’s ‘The Goan Beggar,’ a poignant portrait capturing the essence of Indian spirituality and social realism. Explore its rich symbolism & masterful execution.
A vibrant portrait of a confident Goan lady and her child by the master António Xavier Trindade captures the elegance of 1930s Bombay through a beautiful blend of Western naturalism and Indian heritage for your collection.
A warm and inviting portrait of Lady Meherbai Tata by António Xavier Trindade captures the elegance of 1931 India through masterful brushstrokes and luminous textures, offering a rare chance to own a piece of history.
António Xavier Trindade 1931 Yet another depiction of a true place of confluence, the Godavari River is an important site of pilgrimage to all major religions present in the Subcontinent. The banks of the river Godavari are a buzzing place where daily life and its religious rituals take place. Depicted in this work, the surroundings of Sri Sundar Narayan Mandir, build in 1756 and dedicated to Lo
Explore António Xavier Trindade's 'Study of a Man with a Rosary Around His Neck,' a poignant portrait reflecting Indian dignity and blending Western realism with Eastern spirituality. Discover its history & significance at Museu do Oriente.
Discover 'Nasik Scene II' by António Xavier Trindade – a vibrant watercolor capturing daily life in 1930s India. Explore Bombay School artistry & a unique cultural perspective.
A vibrant watercolor capturing the energetic street life of 1931 Nasik by renowned Goan artist António Xavier Trindade, offering a luminous glimpse into Indian daily life that you can bring to your collection.
A vibrant portrayal of bustling life along the Godavari River, this 1932 oil by António Xavier Trindade captures the spiritual essence of Nasik through rich naturalism, inviting you to bring this piece of Indian history home.
A vibrant watercolor capturing the bustling energy of an Indian street scene by António Xavier Trindade from 1931, blending luminous daylight with daily life, inviting you to explore this masterpiece of the Bombay School.
A lively watercolor capturing the vibrant social rituals by the Godavari River in this 1931 masterpiece by António Xavier Trindade that invites you to bring a piece of Indian history into your collection.