São Paulo
- Artist
- Tarsila do Amaral
- Style
- Cubism
- Genre
- Cityscape
The painting titled São Paulo by Tarsila de Aguiar do Amaral exemplifies her mastery in capturing the essence of Brazilian identity through modernist styles. As a key figure in Latin American modernism and a member of the Grupo dos Cinco, she integrated influences such as Cubism into her work, creating dynamic cityscape representations that reflect urban life. Her use of bold colors and geometric forms emphasizes her commitment to a nationalistic expression. São Paulo is a vivid example of her role in shaping Brazil’s modern aesthetic and her influence in the Antropofagia movement, which sought to forge a unique cultural identity.
Related artworks
- São Paulo by Tarsila do Amaral
- Diva I by Erte
- Holy Trinity Gold, silver and silk embroidery, pearls, glass beads and velvet applique on linen, 112 x 64 cm Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum by Robert Campin
- Venus in front of the mirror by Titian
- Dancers by Erte
- Space Travel (Star Travel) by Roberto Matta
- Virgin and Child by Titian
- Design by Erte
- Holy Virgin in Glory by Robert Campin
- Illustration for Zlatovláska by Artuš Scheiner