Showing 5 artworks with Oscar Pereira Da Silva and with Oil On Canvas
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- Phthalo Green
- Black
- Driftwood
- Bronze
- Oscar Pereira Da Silva
- Oil On Canvas
- Unique Art Collectible
- Brazilian Landscape
- Brazilian Artist Profile
- 1930S Oil Painting
- Riverbank Trading
- Art Deco Style Art
- Tranquil Waters
- Brazilian Art
- Hercule Florence Portrait
- Impressionist Home Decor
- Birds Cage Artwork
- Scenic River Scene
- 1930S Art Movement
- Historical Painting
- Academic Art
- Loose Brushstrokes
- Cupid
- French Art
- Maternal Care Decor
- Lush Green Trees
- Abduction
- Drama
- Brazilian Portrait Art
- Portraiture
- São Paulo Art
- Classical Style
- Art
- Realism
- Nurturing Scene Art
- Beautiful Artwork
- Brazilian Impressionism
- Romance
- Vintage Brazilian Art
- Mulher De Turbante Art
- Bird Motif Artwork
- 1914
- Impressionist River
- Art Deco Style Print
- Museum Paulista
- Dark Background
- Folklore Wall Art
- Warm Color Palette
- L’Enlèvement De Psyché
- Brazilian History
- 1922 Painting
- Painting
- Historical Scene
- 1895 Oil On Canvas
Discover Oscar Pereira da Silva's captivating portrait of Hercule Florence! This 1922 oil painting showcases the subject's dignified presence against a dark backdrop, blending realism with academic artistry. Explore Brazilian history and artistic mastery.
Admire 'L’enlèvement de Psyché,' a stunning 1914 painting by Oscar Pereira da Silva depicting Cupid's abduction of Psyche. A captivating blend of romance and drama, rendered in exquisite detail.
Oscar Pereira da Silva’s ‘Mulher de turbante’ (1930) – a vibrant Brazilian portrait! Oil on canvas, Art Deco influence, joyful expression & rich colors. Discover this captivating early 20th-century artwork.
A vibrant impressionist scene of riverbank activity unfolds in Carga de Canoas by Oscar Pereira da Silva, capturing the warm essence of 1920s Brazilian life through loose brushstrokes and inviting you to explore this masterpiece.
Oscar Pereira da Silva’s ‘Criação da Vovó’ captures a tender moment of maternal care and Brazilian folklore with Impressionistic brushstrokes from 1895. Explore this beautiful artwork and own a piece of Brazilian history.