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Depicting people in groups of three is a favorite theme for Ney Cardoso. A couple's pensive faces are impassive and introspective. To the left, a woman stands alone in the background, her flowing hair tossed by the wind. Is she a former sweetheart? Is she a maternal figure? The Brazilian artist uses a classic cubist approach, a style that was originally inspired by African mask forms, to creates a work of luminous beauty.
Titled "Rostos Femininos" in Portuguese.
- 0.18 kgs
- 0.4 lbs
- 50 cm W x 60 cm H
- 19.75" W x 23.5" H
- Acrylic on canvas
- Arrives unframed
- Signed by the artist
- Unstretched
- Made in Brazil.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Brazil
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Ann
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01/31/2020
"Oh Beauty!"
I am ecstatic with my painting. It is absolutely beautiful, I feel like I have bought a painting fit to be in the Metropolitan Museum of Fine Art. Thank you for my masterpiece!
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