A collective exposition of the best of Brazilian art, from baroque sculptures to graffiti, from naïf to Modernist. The images lead to the artist individual expo.
“Perigos do Mar”, by Oswaldo Goeldi (circa 1955)
A mix of graffiti, Baroque and folk in the work of Stephan Doitschinoff
Art by Frans Krajcberg. Photo by Sam Emerick/ Flickr
1981 Boizebú by Waldomiro de Deus
A ceramic by Francisco Brennand. Photo by Valdiney Pimenta/ Flickr
“War Anatomy”/ Flavio Shiró
“Meteor”/Bruno Giorgi
Os Gêmeos expo at MOCA, The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles. Photo by Lindsay T./ Flickr
“Bororo Indian”/Hercules Florence
“Inocência”/Eliseu Visconti
“Self Portrait”/Tarsila do Amaral
“Batalha dos Guararapes” (one of the battles that defined the expulsion of the Dutch from the state of Pernambuco in the 17th century), by Victor Meirelles
“Neoregelia concentrica”, a bromelia drawn by Margaret Mee
“Spaghetti Medusa” by Vik Muniz
“Mamão e melancia” (obviously, papaya and watermelon), by Mota
“Presentation Mantle”/ Arthur Bispo do Rosário
“Mudança de Sertanejo”/ J. Borges
Favela chair”/Campana Brothers
“Navio de Emigrantes”/Lasar Segall
Alex Vallauri
“Carpet-style Tilework in Live Flesh”/Adriana Varejão
“Abigail”/ Di Cavalcanti
“O Derrubador Brasileiro”/Almeida Júnior
“Descanso da Modelo”(Model Resting) by Almeida Júnior, 1882
“Graça”/Victor Brecheret
Highraff
“Lampião”/Mestre Vitalino
“Anjo”/Aleijadinho
