Quickly casting off clothes, a young couple gazes at each other with ardent eyes. A spreading cashew tree affords both shade and privacy in their hidden country bower. Birds sing songs of love in this charming portrait by Ivan Borges. Yet Satan himself is present, and the tempter of Eden takes the form of a snake that slithers up the tree trunk.
The Brazilian artist works in the woodcut technique to create this naif image in blue and white.
Titled "O Namoro do Matuto" in Portuguese.
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Nice paitings.
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Absolutely beautiful.
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This tile reminds me of my deep sea fishing trips and evokes a smile and pleasant memories whenever I look at it.
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"Despite the recognition of my works, it hasn't been easy to live and raise my family only from my art. But this is what I like to do."
Ivan Borges was born among prints and grew up amid them. His father is J. Borges, a renowned woodcut artist whose works are widely recognized. With... read more