Showing 9 artworks with José Sobral De Almada Negreiros and with artwork date before 1948 and with artwork date after 1938
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José Sobral De Almada Negreiros
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-1948
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- Portuguese Modernism
- Futurist Style
- 1941 Drawing Art
- Fishwives Sorting Fish
- Acrobats Gouache
- Mural Artwork Spain
- Architectural Drawing
- Futurist Art Style
- Vintage Mural Art
- Charcoal Drawing Art
- Vibrant Seascape
- Modernist Figures
- Alcântara Station Art
- Angel Figures
- Large Wall Art Piece
- José Sobral Art
- Sailing Ship Mural
- Almada Negreiros Mural
- Brazilian Art History
- Arabesque Lines
- Blue Background
- Abstract Sailing Scene
- Nude Figure Drawing
- Symbolic Drawing Art
- Futurist Painting Style
- Lively Sea Scene
- Lively Maritime Scene
- Dynamic Poses
- Social Realism Art
- Colorful Ship Painting
- Bustling City Scene
- Geometric Shapes Art
- Continuous Drawing
- Grayscale Artwork
- Futurist Influence
- Almada Negreiros Drawing
- 1943 Painting Art
- Dreamlike Artwork
- Surreal Nude Figures
- Historical Mural Art
- Sailing Mural Artwork
- Art Deco Inspired
- Contemporary Drawing
- Almada Negreiros
- Portuguese Modernism Art
- Maritime Mural
- Portuguese Artist Art
Dynamic figures captured through masterful line work define this 1947 gouache by Portuguese Modernist José Sobral de Almada Negreiros, offering a vibrant glimpse into the era for your private collection.
Explore 'From the triptych Here Comes the Nau Catrineta...' by José Sobral de Almada Negreiros! A vibrant 1943 mural depicting a lively sailing scene. Discover Portuguese Modernism & captivating art history.
A lively mural capturing the bustling energy of fishwives at work, this 1948 masterpiece by Portuguese Modernist José Sobral de Almada Negreiros invites you to bring a piece of historical vitality into your collection.
A vibrant 1943 mural by Portuguese Modernist José Sobral de Almada Negreiros captures a lively sailing scene filled with movement and angels, inviting you to explore this masterpiece of historical artistry.
José Sobral de Almada Negreiros’ 1941 drawing depicts three nude figures in a surreal architectural space. Explore this grayscale masterpiece – realism, symbolism & Futurist influence.