Showing 10 artworks with Tarsila Do Amaral and with 1925
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- Tarsila Do Amaral
- Brazilian Modernism
- Black And White
- Brazilian Modernist
- Anthropophagic Style
- “Tropical Art Style”
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- Beach Scene”
- “Palm Tree Art”
- Ocean Travel
- Brazilian Art
- Black Ink Art
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- Figures On Hillside
- Cubism Influence
- Minimalist Bird
- “Brazilian Landscape”
- Vintage Street Scene
- Amor Illustration
A vintage black and white depiction of two figures strolling through a street captures the essence of Tarsila do Amaral's 1925 style, inviting you to explore this unique piece of Brazilian modernist history.
Tarsila do Amaral (1886–1973) was a Brazilian painter who revolutionized art with her embrace of Cubism and Futurism. Influenced by Léger, Gleizes, and Lhote, she championed Antropofagia—a movement celebrating indigenous culture—creating unforgettable works like ‘Abaporu’.
A dynamic black and white landscape featuring a hillside with figures and birds by Brazilian modernist master Tarsila do Amaral from 1925, offering a unique opportunity to bring this historic piece into your collection.
A striking black and white illustration of a dove carrying a heart inscribed with amor by Brazilian modernist master Tarsila do Amaral from 1925 invites you to explore this timeless piece of art history.
A tropical voyage unfolds in this 1925 painting by Brazilian modernist Tarsila do Amaral featuring a large ship amidst lush palm trees, offering a vibrant piece of art history to enhance your private collection.
A surreal man with a pineapple on his head emerges from a floral landscape in this striking 1925 modernist painting by Tarsila do Amaral, inviting you to explore the vibrant essence of Brazilian avant-garde art.
Discover 'Pão de Açúcar' by Tarsila do Amaral – a captivating 1925 Brazilian illustration! Explore its modernist style, bold lines & nostalgic beach scene. A unique piece of art history.