Showing 17 artworks with Héctor Julio Páride Bernabó and with Portrait
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- Traditional African Attire
- Rhythmic Dance Scene
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- Basket Seller
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- Man With Jackfruit
- Basket Of Bananas
- 1950S Sketch
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- Castle Architecture
- Women With Headbands
- Iemanjá Series
A striking black and white drawing by Carybé capturing the strength of a man balancing a large jackfruit on his head in this 1950 masterpiece, inviting you to explore the profound cultural essence of this unique work.
A captivating study of feminine forms featuring women with elegant headbands in Torso retangular IV by Argentine-Brazilian master Carybé, a mid-century gem from 1950 ready to grace your private collection.
A captivating black and white drawing of sailboats near a castle-like building by Carybé from 1950 captures the serene charm of this historic scene, inviting you to explore this timeless piece for your collection.
A powerful black and white drawing by Carybé capturing the rhythmic motion of a man pulling a boat from the water in 1950, inviting you to explore this evocative piece of Argentine-Brazilian history.
A captivating black and white drawing of the bustling Elevador Lacerda by Carybé captures the 1950s essence of city life through intricate architectural details and street scenes, inviting you to explore this historic piece.
A lively 1950 black and white drawing of Igreja da Conceição da Praia by Carybé captures a bustling crowd before the historic church towers, offering a timeless glimpse into Brazilian life for your collection.
A vintage black and white drawing capturing a man with a basket of bananas by Carybé from 1950, showcasing the artist's mastery of mid-century sketching and inviting you to explore this timeless piece.
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.
Discover 'Baiana Sambando' by Héctor Julio Páride Bernabó (Carybé). This 1950 black & white illustration captures Bahian culture with its folk art style & dynamic dance scene. A unique piece of Brazilian art.
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 and bring it home.
A poignant black and white drawing by Carybé capturing a market woman with her basket from 1950, offering a soulful glimpse into mid-century daily life that you can bring to your collection.
A poignant black and white drawing by Carybé capturing a fish vendor at his table from 1950, offering a soulful glimpse into mid-century life that you can bring to 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.
Explore 'Saída do barco - Série Iemanjá' by Héctor Julio Páride Bernabó (Carybé). This 1950 pen & ink illustration captures a stormy voyage with stylized figures and dynamic lines. Argentine-Brazilian art.