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Title
Gaúcho
Description
Composition unidentified tones. Texture unidentified. It depicts two gauchos and scarecrow in the open, with clear area surrounding the It depicts. The figures are stylized facial features. In the foreground, on the left, gaucho sitting in what looks like a bank, facing right. wear brimmed hat, fastened with strap around the face, dark poncho over plaid shirt with long sleeves and light breeches and boots long pipes. Safe in the hands an accordion that is on the legs. On the right, another profile gaucho on the left standing. wears brimmed hat stuck with strap around her face, on clear poncho shirt with dark dots, also breeches with dark dots, wears knee-high boot. He is with the on the left hand on her hip and has legs apart, on the right foot ahead than the on the left. Ahead of rope coiled on the floor and stretched sinuous line to near the bottom of the composition. In the background, on the left of center, armed scarecrow wooden beam, a wire fence that crosses the entire width of the holder. It has the loose head of the body, attached by rope and is inclined to the left. Wears blouse and trousers, with a few pieces of checkered cloth. Two birds are on the floor below the scarecrow, behind the fence, and two are perched on the wire on the right. At the bottom, near the top edge of the support on the right horse running to the right, ridden by a man.
Location Created
Author
Candido PortinariPerson
Themes
Related Event
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Artwork Function
Executed toArtworkFunctionType
Artwork Function Description
Work executed to decorate the headquarters of the Rádio Tupi of Rio de Janeiro, RJ.
Art Form
PanelArtFormType
Art Medium
temperaArtMediumType
Artwork Surface
canvasArtworkSurfaceType
Collection
DestruídaCollection
Previous Collection
Height
300
Width
200
Dimension Notes
precisão: estimadas
Annotation
Unsigned and undated
Status
DestroyedVisual Artwork Status
Notes Status
Work destroyed on March 12, 1949 in a fire at headquarters of the Rádio Tupi of Rio de Janeiro, RJ.
