Retrato de Francisco Aranha Barreto

Tarsila do Amaral (1886, 1973) was a Brazilian modernist painter whose bold, geometric abstractions and figurative works bridged European avant-garde movements and a distinctly Brazilian visual vocabulary. She worked primarily in oil on canvas, developing a flattened picture plane and vivid palette influenced by Cubism and Constructivism. Her practice centered on landscape, still life, and allegorical subjects rooted in Brazilian identity and indigenous forms. A founding figure of Brazilian modernism, do Amaral helped establish the visual language of twentieth-century Latin American art.

Capivari, Brazil