Showing 8 artworks with Tomie Ohtake Nakakubo and with artwork date before 2009 and with artwork date after 1999
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Tomie Ohtake Nakakubo
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-2009
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1999+
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- Espresso
- Driftwood
- Cobalt Violet
- Quinacridone Magenta
- Walnut
- Putty
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- Abstract Sculpture
- “Santos Sp Art”
- Modern Metal Form
- Red Metal Sculpture
- “Ohtake Japanese Art”
- Modernist Sculpture
- Red Steel Sculpture
- Brazilian Beach Art
- Tomie Ohtake Style
- White Sculptural Curves
- Public Art Sculpture
- Vibrant Red Sculpture
- Abstract Form
- Curved White Forms
- Abstract Metal Art
- Minimalist Abstraction
- Vibrant Red
- Geometric Abstraction
- Yellow Sculpture
- “Abstract Ocean Art”
- Wave-Like Form
- Public Art
- “Modern Sculpture Art”
- Coastal Artwork”
- Reflective Metal Form
- Public Space Art
- Nighttime View
- Dynamic Composition
- Brasília Alvorada
- Fluid Shapes
- Tomie Ohtake Sculpture
- Red Abstract Wave
- Abstract Expressionism
- “Spiral Abstract Art”
- Contemporary Sculpture
- Curved Metallic Shape
- Modernist Composition
- “Beachside Sculpture”
- “Geometric Sculpture”
- Intertwined White Pipes
- Geometric Shape
- Modernist Abstraction
- “Metal Art Design”
- Bold Yellow Hue
A striking nighttime view of the yellow metal sculpture at Hotel Brasília Alvorada by Tomie Ohtake captures a bold modern form that invites you to explore the legacy of this renowned Japanese-Brazilian artist.
A striking red abstract metal sculpture by Japanese-Brazilian master Tomie Ohtake stands boldly at Guarulhos International Airport, offering a unique opportunity to explore her iconic modernist legacy.
Explore Tomie Ohtake’s ‘Embarkment at José Menino Beach’. A striking red sculpture against the Brazilian coast – contemporary, abstract & powerfully evocative.
A mesmerizing wave-like sculpture captures the essence of abstract expressionism in Tomie Ohtake Nakakubo's Complexo Aché Cultural, inviting you to explore this masterpiece of modern Brazilian art.
A striking red abstract sculpture with a reflective wave-like form defines this 2004 painting by Tomie Ohtake Nakakubo set within the Ibirapuera Auditorium, inviting you to explore the beauty of Japanese-Brazilian modernism.
Two large white curved pipes intertwine in this striking sculpture by Tomie Ohtake Nakakubo located at the Museum of Contemporary Art in São Paulo, inviting you to explore the beauty of her abstract public art legacy.