Showing 13 artworks with Manuel Álvarez Bravo
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- Mexican Photography
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- Architectural Photo
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- Dancer Photograph
- Iron Bed Photography
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- Intricate Wall Design
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- Childhood Portrait
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Bold geometric shapes and vibrant colors define this 1955 abstract painting by Manuel Álvarez Bravo, offering a striking modern composition that invites you to bring a piece of twentieth-century Mexican art into your home.
Manuel Álvarez Bravo’s ‘Quetzalcóatl’ (1968) captures a mystical forest scene with a serpent-like tree under the full moon. Vintage photography, surrealism & Mexican identity.
A mesmerizing geometric cityscape featuring concentric circles by Manuel Álvarez Bravo captures a surrealist vision of urban life from 1965, inviting you to bring this mid-century masterpiece into your collection.
Explore 'The Good Reputation Sleeping' by Manuel Álvarez Bravo – a captivating 1938 black & white photo. Surrealist realism meets Mexican identity. Discover this iconic work!
Manuel Álvarez Bravo’s ‘The Daughter of the Dancers’ (1933) – a captivating black & white photo exploring innocence & urban life. A unique documentary style piece, rich in texture and symbolism.
Admire Manuel Álvarez Bravo’s ‘Coyoacan, Mexico, D.F.’ – a captivating 1975 photograph showcasing Mexican life. Explore surrealist imagery & Bravo's pioneering style. Hand-painted reproduction available.