Tarsila do Amaral

1886–1973 · Brazil

Tarsila de Aguiar do Amaral (1 September 1886 – 17 January 1973) was a Brazilian painter, draftswoman, and translator. She is considered one of the leading Latin American modernist artists, and is regarded as the painter who best achieved Brazilian aspirations for nationalistic expression in a modern style. Wikipedia

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Works

“An Angler”, 1925
“Abaporu”, 1928
“The Moon”, 1928
“The Egg”, 1928
“City (The Street)”, 1929
“Carnaval em Madureira”, 1924
“Sunset”, 1929
“A Samaritana”, 1911
“The Caipirinha”, 1923
“Self-Portrait”, 1923
“The Family”, 1925
“In Boneca”, 1928
“Composition (Lonely Figure)”, 1930
“Second Class”, 1933
“Retrato de Marechal Arouche”, 1946 — Museu Paulista collection
“Retrato de Francisco Aranha Barreto” — Museu Paulista collection
“Retrato de Frei Miguel Arcanjo da Anunciação” — Museu Paulista collection
“Retrato de Joaquim do Amaral Camargo” — Museu Paulista collection
“Retrato de José Maria Nunes Garcia” — Museu Paulista collection
“Retrato de Antonio de Toledo Piza” — Museu Paulista collection