Showing 7 artworks with Iberê Bassani Camargo
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- Brazilian Art
- Iberê Camargo
- Expressionism
- Brazilian Expressionism
- Porto Alegre
- Motion Study
- 1992 Artwork
- Death To Retired
- Dark Art Print
- Dynamic Art Piece
- 1991 Artwork
- Abstract Figure Art
- Expressionist Portrait
- Surrealist Drawing
- Modern Art Print
- Hand-Painted Art
- Abstract Artwork
- Black And White Drawing
- Vintage Drawing
- Camargo Art
- Porto Alegre Art
- Abstract Drawing
- Woman
- Brazilian Artist Art
- South American Art
- Social Commentary
- Contemplation
- Modern Art Brazil
- Art Reproduction
- Museum Quality
- Camargo Painting
- Twilight Boca Monte
- Ibere Camargo Art
- Cyclist Painting
- Cycling Artwork
- Expressionism Art
- Black And White
- Graphic Charcoal
- Contemporary Art Piece
- Solo Figure Painting
- Muted Color Palette
- Modern Art
- Art Study Sketch
- Black And White Sketch
- Camargo Cyclist Series
- Table
- Readymade Influence
- Masked Figure Art
- 1991
- Fine Art
Explore Iberê Camargo's 'Study for No tempo (Into Time),' a captivating 1991 drawing reflecting contemplation and the passage of time. Discover Brazilian Expressionism.
Discover 'Death to Retired' by Iberê Camargo – a powerful 1992 Brazilian Expressionist drawing. Explore abstract forms & social commentary in this unique artwork.
Iberê Camargo’s 'Ciclista 3 (Cyclist 3)' is a compelling work from his renowned ‘Ciclistas’ series, created in 1991. This piece exemplifies Camargo's signature style: a potent blend of Expressionism and abstraction that delves into the complexities o
Explore 'Study for Twilight of Boca do Monte' by Iberê Camargo – a dynamic black & white sketch capturing movement & tragedy. Brazilian Expressionism, reminiscent of Duchamp & De Chirico.