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- Surreal Photography
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- Traveler Girl
- “Ethereal Lighting”
A vibrant purple-hued painting by Claudia Andujar capturing a person in motion with outstretched arms, showcasing the artist's mastery of movement and light from 1971, available for your collection.
Claudia Andujar’s ‘The Devil’ (1969) captures migrant souls on a poignant train journey. Black & white photography, documentary style, explores human emotion & Brazilian social history.
A hauntingly beautiful black and white study of the female form by Claudia Andujar from 1971 captures raw intimacy and movement, inviting you to explore this profound masterpiece for your private collection.
A haunting black and white composition featuring a solitary figure by Claudia Andujar captures a timeless emotional depth from 1971 that invites you to explore the profound legacy of this evocative masterpiece.