Showing 8 artworks with Héctor Julio Páride Bernabó and with Pastels
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- Black And White
- Monochrome Sketch
- Carybé Drawing
- Brazilian Culture
- Black And White Drawing
- Desert Scene
- Argentine Art
- Brazilian Fishing
- Bahian Folk Art
- Ocean Waves
- 1950S Sketch
- Accordion Player
- 1950S Coastal Art
- Maritime Scene
- Musical Celebration
- Carybé Style
- Pen And Ink Drawing
- Dynamic Linework
- Gestural Form
- Mid-Century Drawing
- Carybé Pen Work
- Black And White Ink
- Capoeira Dance
- Abstracted Torso
- Jangadas Ao Mar
- Man On Beach
- Traditional African Attire
- Pen And Ink Style
- Rhythmic Dance Scene
- Monochrome Drawing
- Serene Seascape
- Rural Landscape
- Fishing Series
- Brazilian Cultural Art
- Female Figure Pose
- Dancing Baiana
- Expressive Lines
- Monochrome Study
- Festive Atmosphere
- Mid-Century Modernism
- Cattle Herding
- Coastal Scene
- Fishing Boats
- Pen And Ink
- Dynamic Figure Drawing
- Carybe Sketch
- Rhythmic Movement
A captivating black and white drawing capturing the rhythmic movement of cattle herding by Carybé, an Argentine-Brazilian master, offering a timeless glimpse into 1950s rural life for your private collection.
A dynamic black and white drawing capturing the energetic essence of fishermen on jangadas by Carybé from 1950, offering a timeless glimpse into maritime life that you can bring to your private collection.
A dynamic black and white drawing capturing the rhythmic essence of Bahian culture through a dancing woman by Carybé, this 1950 masterpiece invites you to explore the soul of Brazilian folk art.
A poignant black and white drawing by Carybé capturing a man gazing at the ocean during the 1950s fishing season, offering a serene coastal moment that you can bring to your collection.
A dynamic black and white drawing capturing the rhythmic energy of Capoeira by Carybé from 1950, showcasing the profound cultural essence of Brazil through masterful linework available for your collection.
A captivating black and white drawing by Carybé capturing the soulful rhythm of an accordion player during a festive celebration, offering a timeless glimpse into 1950s culture for your private collection.
A striking black and white study of form featuring a woman in an expressive pose by Argentine-Brazilian master Héctor Julio Páride Bernabó from 1950, inviting you to explore this timeless mid-century masterpiece.