Tarsila do Amaral's most famous works
The top 3 according to 11 votes from people: Abaporu · Operários (Workers) · A Negra. (Updated Nov 30, 2023.)
The paintings by the great Brazilian modernist that appear on every list, from Abaporu to Operários.
Automatically translated (original in Português). See the original
Top 17
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1
Abaporu
1928. A birthday present for Oswald de Andrade; it inspired the Anthropophagic Manifesto.
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2
Operários (Workers)
1933. Workers' faces in front of São Paulo's factories.
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3
A Negra
1923. A monumental figure painted in Paris.
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4
Sol Poente (Setting Sun)
1929. Tropical nature in cubist shapes.
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5
A Lua (The Moon)
1928. Acquired by MoMA in New York.
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6
Urutu (The Egg)
1928. A snake and an egg, almost surreal.
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7
Manacá
1927. A flower turned into pure form.
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8
Religião Brasileira
1927. A colourful folk altar.
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9
Carnaval em Madureira
1924. An Eiffel Tower in a Rio suburb.
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10
Morro da Favela
1924. The "country" colours of the Pau-Brasil phase.
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E.F.C.B. (Central Railway of Brazil)
1924. Tracks, signals and poles in bright colours.
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12
O Mamoeiro (The Papaya Tree)
1925. Houses and trees from the Pau-Brasil phase.
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13
Segunda Classe (Second Class)
1933. Poor passengers, from her social phase.
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14
Self-Portrait (Manteau rouge)
1923. The painter in a red coat in Paris.
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15
Antropofagia
1929. It brings together the figures of A Negra and Abaporu.
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16
A Cuca
1924. A creature from Brazilian folklore.
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17
O Lago (The Lake)
1928. A dreamlike landscape from the anthropophagic phase.
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