Three Bahia women dressed in colorful voluptuous skirts become the muses of this painting by Brazilian artist Amaral. Fondly referred to as Baiana, they traditionally wear white turbans and blouses.... Read More
Wearing their traditional full skirts and turbans, bahianas (women from Bahia) enjoy a party at the foot of the lighthouse. Children romp and play while their mothers watch, and one woman sells sweets... Read More
Reflecting on her fond memories of the catira dance, Telma Morais paints this scene that depicts catira dancers of Niquelândia, Brazil. Traditionally performed by men, the catira now includes women,... Read More
Enamored of her grace and beauty, a harlequin courts a ballerina in a balcony overlooking the Brazilian landscape. Luiz Badia paints the romantic scene with detailed artistry, celebrating his... Read More
