The artwork titled “The Bathers” by Maurice Prendergast, created circa 1912-1915, is a watercolor on paper with dimensions of 27.94 x 38.1 cm. This piece belongs to the Naïve Art movement, also known as Primitivism, and is categorized within the genre of nude painting. It currently resides in a private collection. The artwork illustrates a …
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“The Stronger Vessel” is an artwork by Miriam Schapiro, associated with the movements of Expressionism and Naïve Art (Primitivism). The piece falls within the figurative genre, illustrating a vivid and intricate composition. The artwork features a bright red vessel, adorned with elaborate golden ropes tied in intricate knots, which immediately captures the viewer’s attention. Emerging …
The artwork, titled “Untitled (portfolio cover)”, was created by Miriam Schapiro in 1992. It belongs to the art movements Cubism and Naïve Art (Primitivism) and falls under the genre of design. This piece is a part of the series “Delaunay, Goncharova, Popova and Me”. The artwork prominently features a collage of vibrant, abstract shapes and …
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“We Live in Her Dreams,” created by the artist Miriam Schapiro, is a noteworthy piece belonging to the genres of Abstract Expressionism and Naïve Art (Primitivism). This figurative artwork embodies Schapiro’s distinct style, characterized by abstract elements and imaginative, primitive aesthetics. The artwork is a vibrant and intricate composition featuring a central triangle within which …
The artwork, titled “Women with Fruit” by Walasse Ting, created in 1988, belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) and Pop Art movements. This piece falls under the genre of nude painting (nu). In the artwork, a vibrant and expressive style is evident, characteristic of Walasse Ting’s approach. The central figure, a relaxed and reclining nude …
The artwork titled “4 Wheel Drive” is created by Edith Vonnegut and falls within the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. It is a symbolic painting that carries profound allegorical significance. In the artwork, a central figure of a woman, draped partially in a pink cloth, is seated on the ground in an expansive landscape. The woman …
The artwork titled “Action Figures” created by Edith Vonnegut is an exemplary piece of Naïve Art (Primitivism) within the genre of symbolic painting. In this vivid and dynamic scene, a central female figure, scantily clad in a pink translucent fabric, is depicted vacuuming a staircase as she gazes directly outward with an expression of determination. …
“Beefaroni Or Battle In The Aisles” by Edith Vonnegut is a fine example of Naïve Art (Primitivism) and falls within the genre of genre painting. The artwork presents a vivid scene characterized by bold, unrefined lines and vibrant colors. The artwork depicts a dynamic scene in a grocery store, where a central female figure, rendered …
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The artwork titled “Catching The Bus,” created by Edith Vonnegut, is representative of the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is classified as a symbolic painting. In this artwork, a woman is depicted nude, with long flowing hair and a pink cloth gracefully trailing from her midsection, as she flies through the air. Accompanying her is …
The artwork entitled “Dragon Slayer With Two Sons”, created by Edith Vonnegut, falls under the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is categorized as a symbolic painting. In the artwork, a formidable woman, partially unclothed and armed with a spear, stands victoriously over the defeated body of a dragon, showcasing her strength and valor. Her expression …
The artwork titled “Dust balls” by artist Edith Vonnegut belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and represents a genre painting. The artwork depicts an intimate domestic scene, portraying a crouching nude woman cleaning under a bed with a feather duster. Her gaze is thoughtful and introspective, possibly contemplating her duties or the monotony of …
The artwork titled “Peaceable Kingdom,” created by Edward Hicks in 1847, is a prominent piece within the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement, specifically categorized as a religious painting. This artwork belongs to the “Peaceable Kingdom” series. In the artwork, a harmony between various animals and human figures is depicted, capturing a serene and idyllic vision. Central …
The artwork titled “Peaceable Kingdom” was created by Edward Hicks in the year 1847. This piece is associated with the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and falls under the genre of religious painting. It is part of Edward Hicks’ series also named “Peaceable Kingdom”. The artwork portrays a serene, pastoral scene featuring various animals and human …
The artwork titled “Peaceable Kingdom,” created by Edward Hicks in 1849, is a notable example of Naïve Art (Primitivism) and belongs to the genre of religious painting. This piece is part of the “Peaceable Kingdom” series and presents a visually compelling narrative consistent with the themes often depicted in Hicks’ works. The artwork depicts a …
“Portrait of Myself” by Florine Stettheimer, created in 1923, is an oil painting that belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) and Expressionism movements. This self-portrait, housed at Columbia University in New York City, NY, showcases the artist’s unique style and perspective. The artwork features a depiction of the artist herself, rendered in a whimsical and …
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“Rural Scene” is an artwork executed by George Caleb Bingham in 1845, using oil on canvas. The painting, which measures 91.4 x 73.7 cm, belongs to the Romanticism and Naïve Art (Primitivism) movements and is classified under the landscape genre. The artwork depicts a tranquil countryside setting bathed in serene daylight. Dominating the scene are …
The artwork titled “Bathers,” created by Maurice Prendergast between circa 1916 and circa 1919, is a prime example of Naïve Art (Primitivism). Executed in watercolor on paper, this piece measures 13.88 x 19.88 cm and belongs to the genre of nude painting (nu). The artwork depicts a lively beach scene bustling with activity. Groups of …
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The artwork, titled “Bathers,” is a piece by Maurice Prendergast, created circa 1918 to circa 1923. Executed in oil on canvas, this work belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. It falls within the genre painting category, spanning dimensions of 44.45 by 61.28 cm. Currently, the artwork is housed at the Flint Institute of Arts …
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The artwork, titled “Gloucester Park,” is a watercolor on paper painting by Maurice Prendergast, created circa 1920 to 1923. Measuring 28.26 by 57.15 cm, this piece falls under the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is classified as a genre painting. The watercolor depicts a serene park scene bustling with leisurely activities, where groups of people …
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The artwork titled “Hillside Village,” created by Maurice Prendergast during the period c.1910 – c.1913, is a watercolor painting on paper that exemplifies the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. Measuring 25.4 by 35.24 cm, this genre painting is housed within a private collection. The artwork depicts a colorful and vibrant village nestled amidst a hillside. The …
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“The Cove” is an artwork created by Maurice Prendergast circa 1920 to circa 1923. This watercolor painting on paper, measuring 35.56 x 50.8 cm, belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is classified as a genre painting. Presently, it resides in a private collection. The artwork depicts a serene cove bustling with human activity. …
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“The Donkey Driver,” a watercolor on paper artwork by Maurice Prendergast, was created around 1920 to 1923. This piece, measuring 34.93 x 50.48 cm, falls under the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is classified as a genre painting. It is currently held in a private collection. The artwork portrays a lively scene set near the …
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The artwork titled “Yard Sale” was created by Miriam Schapiro in 1993. It is associated with the art movements of Expressionism and Naïve Art (Primitivism) and falls under the genre of still life. The artwork exhibits a vibrant and dynamic composition that captures the essence of a yard sale. A clothesline, strung between two classical …
“Under Thunderbirds Protection” is a symbolic painting by Norval Morrisseau, a prominent figure within the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. The artwork epitomizes the principles of this artistic genre, characterized by its vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and storytelling elements. In this particular artwork, a central figure, likely representing a human, is depicted in a protective, intimate …
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“Water Demigod,” crafted in 1983 by Norval Morrisseau, belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is a symbolic painting. The artwork exhibits Morrisseau’s distinctive style, characterized by bold, vibrant colors and flowing lines that interlace to form intricate patterns. The composition appears to depict a mythical, aquatic entity surrounded by various fish, hinting at …
The artwork titled “Art Class – Three Men,” created by William H. Johnson in 1939, is a notable example of the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and falls under the genre painting category. The artwork depicts three men engaged in artistic activity within an art class setting. Rendered in a bold and expressive style typical of …
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The artwork titled “Breakdown” by artist William H. Johnson, created in 1941, is a notable piece belonging to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. Categorized under the genre painting, the piece portrays a scene imbued with simplicity and directness, characteristic of its style. The artwork features vivid, bold colors and simplistic forms, emphasizing the raw and …
The artwork titled “Electrolux” is the creation of artist Edith Vonnegut. It belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is categorized as a symbolic painting. The artwork features a semi-nude woman, partially draped in a white cloth, operating an Electrolux vacuum cleaner. The woman’s posture and flowing hair evoke classical depictions of mythological figures, …
The artwork titled “Eternal Mopping” is a creation by artist Edith Vonnegut, associated with the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. The painting falls within the symbolic genre, characterized by its use of imagery to convey deeper meanings and themes. The artwork depicts a nude female figure engaged in the act of mopping, with her focus directed …
“Garden Hose” is an artwork by Edith Vonnegut, created within the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and categorized as a genre painting. The artwork captures a scene blending elements of innocence and surrealism, representative of the Naïve Art style, which is characterized by a childlike simplicity in its subject matter and technique. The artwork presents a …
The artwork titled “Goddess In The Freezer,” created by Edith Vonnegut, is a distinguished piece within the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and falls under the genre of genre painting. The artwork presents a dynamic and slightly surreal scene where a woman, depicted with a blend of realistic and exaggerated features typical of Naïve Art, is …
The artwork titled “Hot” is an exquisite creation by Edith Vonnegut, rendered in the style of Naïve Art (Primitivism). It is best categorized under the genre of genre painting. This piece depicts an everyday domestic scene with a palpable sense of urgency and vibrant motion. In the artwork, a woman, positioned in the foreground, reaches …
The artwork, titled “Joy,” is an exemplary genre painting by the artist Edith Vonnegut, executed in the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. The artwork depicts a domestic scene focusing on a woman who is centrally placed, engaged in the act of washing dishes. The woman is portrayed without clothing, drawing attention to the contrast between her …
The artwork named “Mop ‘N Glo” by the artist Edith Vonnegut is associated with the Naïve Art, also known as Primitivism, movement. It falls within the genre of genre painting, depicting scenes of everyday life with simplicity and often whimsical detail. In the artwork, a woman is depicted in a semi-kneeling position on a checkered …
“Motherhood” is an artwork by Edith Vonnegut, pivotal to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and exemplifies the genre painting style. The artwork encapsulates themes of maternity and familial bonds through its idealized, somewhat fantastical representation. In the artwork, a serene landscape unfolds with a body of water nestled between verdant hills. Dominating the scene are …
The artwork titled “Over the Cliff” by Edith Vonnegut represents the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is categorized as a genre painting. The artwork exhibits a strong sense of innocence and simplicity, characteristic of the Naïve Art style. In the painting, a woman is holding the straps of a small child’s overalls, juxtaposed against what …
“Penn’s Treaty with the Indians,” created by Edward Hicks in 1845, is a notable work from the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. This religious painting encapsulates the historic event of William Penn’s treaty with the indigenous people, emphasizing themes of peace and diplomacy. The artwork vividly depicts a significant moment in history where European settlers, led …
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“The Falls of Niagara,” created in 1825 by Edward Hicks, is a prime example of Naïve Art, also known as Primitivism. This landscape painting showcases Hicks’ distinct style characterized by its charming simplicity and vivid portrayal of nature’s grandeur. In the artwork, the majestic Niagara Falls is the central focus, depicted with an awe-inspiring blend …
“The Checker Players” is an artwork by George Caleb Bingham, created in 1850. The medium of the artwork is oil on canvas. It belongs to the Romanticism and Naïve Art (Primitivism) art movements. The artwork, a genre painting, measures 76.2 by 63.5 centimeters and is currently housed at the Detroit Institute of Arts in Detroit, …
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“Ashbury Park South,” created by Florine Stettheimer in 1920, is an oil painting representative of the Naïve Art (Primitivism) and Expressionism movements. This genre painting captures a lively scene filled with various figures engaging in recreational activities at a beachside location. The artwork is characterized by its bright and vibrant color palette, predominantly featuring shades …
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The artwork, titled “Euridice and her Snake, Two Tango Dancers and St. Francis. Costume design for the artist’s ballet ‘Orphée of the Quat’z Arts’,” is a gouache piece created by Florine Stettheimer in 1912. It is known for being part of the Naïve Art (Primitivism) and Expressionism movements, and it falls within the genre of …
“Family Portrait, II” is an oil painting created by Florine Stettheimer in 1933. This artwork is categorized within the Naïve Art (Primitivism) and Expressionism movements and falls under the genre of genre painting. It is housed in the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City, NY, US. The artwork features a vivid and …
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“Natatorium Undine,” created by Florine Stettheimer in 1927, is an oil painting that resides at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center of Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, NY. This artwork is a representation of Naïve Art (Primitivism) and Expressionism, falling under the genre of genre painting. The artwork depicts a whimsical scene filled with vibrant and …
The artwork, titled “Picnic at Bedford Hills,” was created by Florine Stettheimer in 1918 using oil as the medium. This piece belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) and Expressionism movements and is classified as a genre painting. In “Picnic at Bedford Hills,” Florine Stettheimer depicts a leisurely scene of a picnic set against a vibrant, …
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“Portrait of My Sister, Carrie W. Stettheimer” is an oil painting created by Florine Stettheimer in 1923, belonging to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) and Expressionism movements. This portrait artwork, currently housed at Columbia University in New York City, NY, vividly captures the subject matter of Florine’s sister, Carrie W. Stettheimer. The artwork portrays a sophisticated …
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The artwork named “Self-Portrait with Palette (Painter and Faun)” was created by Florine Stettheimer circa 1915, using oil as the medium. It belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) and Expressionism art movements and is classified as a self-portrait. Currently, the artwork is housed at Columbia University in New York City, NY, US. In the artwork, …
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The artwork titled “Sun,” created by Florine Stettheimer in 1931, falls under the genres of Naïve Art (Primitivism), Expressionism, and flower painting. This piece is currently housed at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City. The artwork vividly captures a blend of whimsical and expressive styles, featuring a vibrant array of floral …
“The Cathedrals of Broadway” is a 1929 oil painting by Florine Stettheimer, belonging to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) and Expressionism movements. The artwork falls under the genre painting category and is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) in New York City, NY, US. The artwork vividly captures the bustling and glamorous essence …
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The artwork “Zachariah” created by Horace Pippin in 1943 is an exemplar of the Naïve Art movement, also known as Primitivism, and belongs to the genre of religious painting. This piece reflects the untrained yet visually compelling style that characterizes Pippin’s oeuvre, often marked by a directness of expression and a simplicity of technique. The …
The artwork titled “Victorian Parlor Still Life” is a creation of the artist Horace Pippin, dating back to the year 1945. It is a representation of the Naïve Art movement, specifically Primitivism, and falls within the genre of interior scenes. The artwork depicts an interior space that is quaint and evocative of a Victorian parlor. …
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The artwork “Victory Garden” was created by Horace Pippin in the year 1943. As an example of Naïve Art, or Primitivism, it falls under the genre painting category, depicting scenes from everyday life with a directness and simplicity that characterize the movement. In “Victory Garden,” one observes the portrayal of a peaceful domestic scene imbued …
The artwork titled “West Chester Court House” is a creation by artist Horace Pippin, belonging to the Naïve Art movement, specifically Primitivism. It is categorized as a cityscape, portraying an urban scene with architectural elements. In the artwork, we observe a view of the West Chester Court House, depicted with a notable absence of linear …
The artwork “West Chester, Pennsylvania” is a creation by the artist Horace Pippin, who is associated with the Naïve Art movement, specifically Primitivism. It falls under the genre of landscape painting. This artistic expression encapsulates Pippin’s stylistic approach that is characterized by a certain simplicity and directness often found in self-taught artists’ work. In the …
The artwork titled “Abe Lincoln’s First Book” was created by Horace Pippin in 1944. This piece belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is categorized under the genre of history painting. In “Abe Lincoln’s First Book,” the artist depicts a young Abraham Lincoln engrossed in reading by the dim light of a candle. The …
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The artwork titled “Abe Lincoln, The Good Samaritan” was created by Horace Pippin in 1943. It is a piece within the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is classified as a history painting. In this piece, Pippin illustrates a winter scene with snow-covered ground and dark, clouded skies. In the foreground, a man, identified by his …
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The artwork, titled “Birmingham Meeting House III,” was created by Horace Pippin in 1941. It belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is categorized within the landscape genre. The artwork depicts a serene scene of a traditional meeting house, characterized by its simplistic and unembellished style, typical of Naïve Art. The building is rendered …
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The artwork, titled “Birmingham Meeting House IV,” was created by the artist Horace Pippin in 1942. It is a part of the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and belongs to the landscape genre. The painting depicts a serene evening scene with a focus on a modest building, possibly a meeting house, nestled among tall, leafless trees. …
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“Cabin in the Cotton,” created by Horace Pippin in 1935, is an exemplar of the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. This landscape piece typifies the stylistic elements of the genre, characterized by a straightforward and unschooled approach to composition and subject matter. The artwork presents a rustic cabin situated amidst cotton fields, enveloped in an atmosphere …
“Cabin In The Cotton III” is a landscape artwork created by Horace Pippin in 1944. This piece is associated with the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. The artwork encompasses elements characteristic of this movement, characterized by simplicity and a raw, direct approach to painting. The artwork portrays a serene rural setting, featuring a rustic log cabin …
The artwork titled “Christ Before Pilate” was created by Horace Pippin in the year 1941. This piece of art belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and falls under the genre of religious painting. The artwork depicts a moment in the biblical narrative where Jesus stands before Pilate, the Roman governor, as a crowd surrounds …
The artwork titled “Christ Crowned With Thorns,” created by Horace Pippin in 1938, belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. It is a religious painting that depicts a profoundly evocative and poignant moment in Christian iconography. In the artwork, Jesus Christ is presented half-length, gazing forward with an expression of stoic resignation and quiet dignity. …
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The artwork titled “Christmas Morning, Breakfast” was painted by Horace Pippin in 1945. It is an oil on canvas piece that belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement, and falls under the genre painting category. This notable artwork is housed at the Cincinnati Art Museum in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States. The artwork depicts a serene …
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The artwork, titled “Crucifixion,” was created by Horace Pippin in 1943. It belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and falls under the genre of religious painting. In “Crucifixion,” Pippin portrays a stark and poignant depiction of Christ on the cross. Christ is rendered with outstretched arms and a serene expression, shedding blood from his …
The artwork, titled “Deep Are The Roots,” was created by Horace Pippin in 1945. This piece belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and falls under the genre painting category. The artwork depicts an interior domestic scene characterized by its simplicity and directness, typical of Naïve Art. The setting features a room with plain white …
The artwork titled “Dog Fight Over The Trenches,” created by Horace Pippin in 1935, forms a significant part of the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. This genre painting illustrates a scene reflective of commonplace themes and human activities. In this evocative piece, the viewer’s attention is drawn immediately to a barren, wintry landscape where two soldiers …
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The artwork titled “Domino Players,” created by Horace Pippin in 1943, belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is categorized as genre painting. This piece is emblematic of Pippin’s distinctive style, characterized by its simplicity and vivid narrative quality. The artwork depicts four individuals engaged in a game of dominoes, positioned around a wooden …
The artwork titled “Giving Thanks”, created by Horace Pippin in 1942, is an exemplary piece belonging to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is categorized within the genre painting niche. The artwork depicts a humble, domestic scene where a family is gathered around a table, engaged in what appears to be a meal preparation or …
The artwork titled “Harmonizing,” created by Horace Pippin in 1944, is a notable example of the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. This piece falls under the genre painting category, which depicts scenes from everyday life. In the artwork, four individuals are gathered in front of a wooden fence, seemingly engaged in singing or a conversation. Each …
The artwork titled “Holy Mountain I,” created by Horace Pippin in 1944, is a religious painting belonging to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. In this composition, Pippin presents a serene scene set against the backdrop of a dark forest. The central figure, dressed in white robes, stands among a variety of animals, including lions, a …
The artwork, titled “Holy Mountain II,” was created by Horace Pippin in 1944. This piece belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is categorized as a religious painting. The artwork depicts a serene and mystical scene set in a dense forest at night. Various animals, including a lion, a cow, a camel, a leopard, …
The artwork, titled “Holy Mountain III,” was created by Horace Pippin in 1945. It is a part of the Naïve Art, or Primitivism, movement and is classified as a religious painting. The artwork portrays a serene and harmonious scene set against a backdrop of lush, dark forest. It features a diverse assembly of animals and …
The artwork titled “Interior” was created by Horace Pippin in 1944, and is associated with the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. This piece falls under the genre of ‘interior.’ In the artwork, a scene is depicted within a modest, sparsely furnished room. The room has wooden floors and white walls, with a black-framed window and a …
The artwork, titled “John Brown Going To His Hanging,” was created by Horace Pippin in 1942. This piece is a part of the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and falls under the genre of history painting. In the artwork, there is a depiction of a historical scene where John Brown is led to his hanging. The …
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The artwork titled “John Brown Reading His Bible,” created by Horace Pippin in 1942, is a notable piece within the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and belongs to the history painting genre. It portrays the historical figure John Brown as he is engrossed in reading a Bible. Pippin’s creation is characterized by its simplistic yet evocative …
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The artwork titled “Major-General Smedley D. Butler” was created by the artist Horace Pippin in 1937. This piece falls under the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is classified as a portrait. The artwork presents a portrait of Major-General Smedley D. Butler, who is depicted in a military uniform adorned with medals, captured in a simplistic …
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The artwork titled “Man On A Bench” is a 1946 oil painting on canvas created by Horace Pippin. It belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is considered a genre painting. This notable piece is currently held in a private collection. The artwork depicts a man sitting on a red bench within a park …
“Maple Sugar Season,” created in 1941 by Horace Pippin, is a notable work within the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. This landscape genre painting captures a serene yet rustic scene that is deeply reflective of Pippin’s style and the period’s essence. The artwork depicts a peaceful winter landscape with a focus on maple sugaring, a traditional …
The artwork titled “Marian Anderson II” was created by Horace Pippin in 1941, and belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. This portrait exemplifies the genre through its depiction of a woman with a gentle smile, rendered in Pippin’s characteristic style. In the artwork, the woman is portrayed with a serene expression, her full lips …
“Milk Man Of Goshen” is an artwork created by Horace Pippin that belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. This piece is categorized under the genre painting genre. The artwork depicts a milkman delivering milk to a family in a town setting, capturing a snapshot of everyday life with a charming simplicity characteristic of Naïve …
“Mr. Prejudice,” created by Horace Pippin in 1943, is an oil on canvas painting that belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. This symbolic artwork is housed in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, located in Philadelphia, PA, US. The artwork portrays a powerful and symbolic scene, depicting figures from different racial backgrounds and facets of …
The artwork named “Portrait Of Christian Brinton” was created by Horace Pippin in 1940. It falls under the art movement known as Naïve Art (Primitivism) and is a representation within the portrait genre. The artwork depicts a composed and dignified portrait of Christian Brinton, characterized by its straightforward and unpretentious styling typical of Naïve Art. …
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“Quaker Mother and Child,” created by Horace Pippin in 1944, is a notable work within the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and belongs to the genre of genre painting. The artwork depicts a tranquil domestic scene, creating an intimate portrayal of a mother and her child within a Quaker setting. The artwork showcases a modest room …
The artwork under discussion is titled “Roses With Red Chair,” created by Horace Pippin in the year 1940. It falls under the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is categorized as a flower painting. The artwork depicts a bouquet of roses, prominently placed within a vase, situated atop a wooden table. The flowers featured are of …
The artwork titled “Self-Portrait” by the artist Horace Pippin, created in 1941, belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is categorized under the self-portrait genre. The artwork portrays the artist himself, Horace Pippin, seated and gazing to his right, with an easel and canvas in front of him. His attire consists of a white …
The artwork, titled “Self-Portrait,” was created by Horace Pippin in 1944 and belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. This genre classifies the artwork as a self-portrait, a personal representation of the artist by themselves. The self-portrait depicts a man with a serious and contemplative expression. The face, rendered with simple yet evocative strokes, displays …
“Study For The Barracks” by Horace Pippin, completed in 1945, is an exemplary piece within the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. This artwork falls under the genre of sketch and study, illustrating a preliminary exploration or preparatory work that delves into the theme of military life. The artwork portrays a scene within a barracks, where the …
“The Artist’s Wife,” created in 1936 by Horace Pippin, is a notable example of Naïve Art (Primitivism). This portrait, executed during the early 20th century, exemplifies Pippin’s unique approach to the genre, characterized by a straightforward, unembellished style. The artwork portrays a woman with a composed demeanor, seated against a muted backdrop. She is dressed …
“The Barracks,” created by Horace Pippin in 1945, is a notable example of Naïve Art (Primitivism). This genre painting falls within the genre painting category, depicting everyday scenes with a straightforward yet evocative style characteristic of the Naïve Art movement. The artwork portrays an interior scene of a barracks, focusing on two soldiers engaged in …
“The Ending of the War, Starting Home” is an oil painting created by American artist Horace Pippin between 1930 and 1933. This artwork, belonging to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement, is categorized as genre painting. It measures 81.3 x 100.3 centimeters and is currently housed at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United …
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“The Get Away Fox,” created by Horace Pippin in 1939, belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and falls within the genre of animal painting. The artwork captures a serene yet intriguing winter landscape, dominated by a blanket of deep snow that covers the ground and roofs of the structures. The dark sky above, streaked …
The artwork titled “The Squirrel Hunter,” created by Horace Pippin in 1940, is a notable example of Naïve Art (Primitivism) and falls within the genre painting category. The artwork is a vivid portrayal of a lone figure, presumably a hunter, seated in a forested landscape. The subdued autumnal colors compose an intricate interplay of shadows …
“The Temptation of Saint Anthony” is an artwork created by Horace Pippin in 1946. This piece is part of the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and belongs to the genre of religious painting. The artwork depicts a serene, yet mystic scene set on top of a rocky landscape under a sky filled with scattered clouds. On …
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“The Trial of John Brown,” created by Horace Pippin in 1942, belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is a history painting. The artwork vividly captures a significant moment from American history, specifically the trial of the abolitionist John Brown. This artwork portrays a courtroom scene filled with figures, primarily men, who are characterized …
“The Warped Table Still Life,” created in 1940 by Horace Pippin, is an exemplar of the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. This work falls into the still life genre. The painting showcases a collection of fruit and a flower, arranged meticulously on a slightly distorted table, reflecting the simplicity and charm characteristic of Naïve Art. In …
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“The Wash,” created by Horace Pippin in 1940, is a piece of Naïve Art (Primitivism) categorized under genre painting. The artwork depicts a serene domestic scene beside a body of water, with a woman engaged in laundry activities. In the artwork, a log cabin can be seen centrally located, partially obscured by the dense, leafy …
“The Whipping,” created by Horace Pippin in 1941, is an oil painting on panel belonging to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. This genre painting is housed at the Reynolda House Museum of American Art in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA. The artwork depicts a brutal scene of physical punishment, presumably in a historical context, characterized by …
“The Woman Taken In Adultery” is an artwork created by Horace Pippin in 1941. It is associated with the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and belongs to the genre of religious painting. The artwork depicts a biblical scene in which a woman, accused of adultery, is brought before a group of men for judgment. Positioned centrally …
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The artwork titled “Two Pink Roses,” created by Horace Pippin in 1940, is an exemplar of the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and belongs to the genre of flower painting. In this piece, Pippin presents a vivid depiction of two pink roses, rendered with a simplicity and directness characteristic of Naïve Art. In the artwork, two …
The artwork, titled “Victorian Interior,” is a creation of Horace Pippin, an artist associated with the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. It belongs to the interior genre, depicting a scene from within a house in a distinct and simplistic style characteristic of Naïve Art. The artwork portrays a quaint Victorian-era living room setting with meticulous detail …
“Children Dance,” created in 1944 by William H. Johnson, belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and falls under the genre of genre painting. The artwork vividly portrays a group of children engaging in a joyful dance, rendered in a simplistic yet expressive style characteristic of Naïve Art. In this piece, six children are depicted …
The artwork titled “Anbetung der Könige” is by artist Adolf Dietrich and dates back to 1939. It is an exemplary piece within the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism, and it falls under the genre painting category. This art movement is characterized by a simple, childlike expression and often lacks the perspective and proportion …
The artwork “A Gentleman” by Adolf Dietrich dates back to 1928 and falls within the Naive Art movement, particularly exhibiting characteristics of Primitivism. This animal painting showcases Dietrich’s quintessential style, which is characterized by its straightforward and unsophisticated depiction of subjects. This particular painting features a black dog that appears to be a French Bulldog …
The artwork “Birds on Riser” by Adolf Dietrich dates back to 1944 and is a beautiful representation of animal painting within the Naive Art or Primitivism movement. The painting depicts a charming scene of various birds gathered on a riser, presumably a bird feeder, as viewed from behind a windowpane. In detail, the composition offers …
“Berlingen Seen from the Untersee” is a landscape painting by the artist Adolf Dietrich, created in 1926. This artwork falls within the Naive Art movement, which is also referred to as Primitivism. The genre of the piece is landscape, and it presents a view of the town of Berlingen from the Untersee, a part of …
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The artwork “Balbo lying on the lawn” by Adolf Dietrich was created in 1955 and is an example of Naive Art, specifically within the Primitivism movement. The genre of this artwork is animal painting. The painting depicts a black dog with distinctive white and tan markings, lying down on a grassy lawn dotted with daisy-like …
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The artwork titled “Bluhender Schlangenkaktus vor Seelandschaft,” created by Adolf Dietrich in 1944, belongs to the Naive Art movement, specifically categorized within Primitivism, and is a flower painting. The painting depicts a blooming snake cactus, placed before a seascape background, exhibiting the vibrant and detailed red flowers of the cactus. In the painting, the snake …
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The artwork titled “Blauer Wintertag mit Schienerberg” was created by the artist Adolf Dietrich in the year 1940. Belonging to the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism, this piece falls under the landscape genre. The image visually presents a serene and sparse winter scene dominated by a cool, tranquil palette. In this painting, the …
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The artwork titled “Edge of the Forest near Langenargen” was created by Adolf Dietrich in 1917. It is classified under the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism, and is a landscape genre painting. The painting depicts a serene and lush forest scene, with an emphasis on nature’s simplistic beauty, characteristic of the Naive Art …
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The artwork titled “Blue tit on a branch of a larch” was created by artist Adolf Dietrich in the year 1946. As part of the Naive Art or Primitivism movement, this piece falls into the genre of animal painting. The artwork depicts a scene where a blue tit bird has perched on the branch of …
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The artwork titled “Graue Winterlandschaft bei Mannenbach” is a creation by artist Adolf Dietrich from the year 1940. Reflecting the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism, this landscape genre painting captures the essence of a grey winter scene. The painting portrays a tranquil winter landscape along what appears to be a shoreline, possibly that …
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“Goldregen im Eugensberg” is a landscape painting created by Adolf Dietrich in 1928, which falls under the Naive Art movement, often associated with Primitivism. This genre of art is characterized by a childlike simplicity and often displays a disregard for traditional perspective. In this artwork, the viewer is treated to a vibrant natural scene. The …
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The artwork titled “Sleigh Ride” was created by Adolf Dietrich in 1939. It’s an oil painting on cardboard, measuring 14.5 x 19.5 cm, and belongs to the Naive Art (Primitivism) movement. Defined as a genre painting, this piece is a part of a private collection. In this painting, we see a cheerful winter scene depicting …
“Herbst am Untersee” is a landscape painting by Adolf Dietrich created in 1952. Reflecting the naive art movement, also known as primitivism, this work illustrates a simplistic, yet vivid depiction of autumn on the shores of the lower lake part of Lake Constance (Untersee) in Switzerland. The artwork portrays a gentle sloping landscape that descends …
“Landschaft mit Zaunkonig” is an animal painting created by Adolf Dietrich in 1952. Dietrich, an artist associated with the Naive Art movement, also sometimes known as Primitivism, portrayed a naturalistic scene with an emphasis on simplicity and a self-taught style that is devoid of the formal techniques often seen in the works of academically trained …
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The artwork “Margeritenstrauss mit Kanarienvogel” by Adolf Dietrich, created in 1954, is an example of Naive Art, also known as Primitivism, within the genre of flower painting. The painting depicts a lush bouquet of daisies arranged in a pale vase that rests on a flat surface. The background seems to be divided into two distinct …
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The artwork “Marder” created by Adolf Dietrich in 1954 is a representation of Naive Art, which embodies Primitivism. It falls under the genre of animal painting, featuring the image of an animal in a natural setting. In the painting “Marder,” a mustelid creature, likely a European marten, is depicted sitting on a diagonal tree branch …
“Nachbargarten im Herbst” is an artwork by Adolf Dietrich from 1931, representing the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism. The genre of this artwork is landscape. It depicts a view of a neighboring garden during the fall season. The painting reveals a meticulously tended garden with ornamental pathways, possibly boxwood hedges, shaped in curving …
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“Schiffuntergang vor Berlingen” is a work by artist Adolf Dietrich, associated with the Naive Art movement, also referred to as Primitivism. This particular piece can be classified within the genre of history painting. Naive Art is characterized by a childlike simplicity and frankness and often disregards the formal art rules of perspective and proportion. The …
The artwork titled “Novembersonne am Untersee” was created by Adolf Dietrich in 1941. It belongs to the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism, and is categorized within the landscape genre. The artwork depicts a serene lakeside view with a clear sky and the warm hues typical of a November sun. The foreground includes a …
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The artwork “Sojabohnen” was created by Adolf Dietrich in 1956. Belonging to the Naive Art movement, often associated with primitivism, this piece is categorized as an animal painting. Dietrich’s artwork captures a snapshot of nature’s serenity and simplicity. In this painting, we observe a richly detailed scene focused on a dense soybean plant, which takes …
“Sechs Meerschweinchen im Stall” is a work by Adolf Dietrich dated to 1934 and is associated with the Naive Art movement, otherwise known as Primitivism. This genre of the artwork is characterized as an animal painting, focusing on the depiction of animals in a straightforward and often unschooled style. The artwork itself presents a scene …
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The artwork “Schlüsselblumen” by Adolf Dietrich was created in 1953 and is an example of Naive Art, often correlated with Primitivism. It falls into the genre of flower painting. In “Schlüsselblumen,” Dietrich has depicted a bouquet of delicate Primula flowers, commonly known as primroses, held within a dark vase that sits prominently on a ledge …
The artwork titled “Spring time at Lake Constance” was created by Adolf Dietrich in 1932. It is an embodiment of the Naive Art movement, specifically Primitivism, and portrays a landscape scene. In the painting, we see a vibrant and lively portrayal of a landscape during spring. The foreground is dominated by lush, flowering trees with …
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The artwork “Vater des Künstlers” by Adolf Dietrich is a portrait that falls within the Naive Art movement, often associated with Primitivism. Adolf Dietrich has depicted a subject with a direct and unpretentious approach, characteristic of the Naive Art style. This portrait features an elderly man gazing directly at the viewer with a focused, intense …
The artwork titled “Untitled” is created by Adolf Dietrich, an artist associated with the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism. The genre of this piece is landscape, which is evident from the depiction of an outdoor scene. The artwork portrays a vibrant and intricately detailed garden landscape. In the foreground, elaborate garden beds filled …
Adolf Dietrich’s artwork titled “Still life with vegetables, mice and rabbits” created in 1928, reflects the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism. This genre of the piece is still life. The artwork showcases a rich assembly of nature’s bounty, with an array of vegetables displayed across the foreground. These include leafy cabbages, a split …
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The artwork titled “Zaunkonigpaar (Hagschlupferli)” was created by Adolf Dietrich in 1937. It belongs to the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism, and falls under the genre of animal painting. This movement is characterized by a simplistic, childlike perspective on art, lacking conventional perspective and often exhibiting a strong sense of personal vision. The …
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“Waldrand,” created by artist Adolf Dietrich in 1918, is a fine example of the Naive Art movement, specifically aligned with Primitivism. This landscape genre artwork is characterized by a directness and simplicity that seeks to portray subjects in a candid manner, without the influence of formal artistic training or conventional perspectives. The artwork features a …
“Mariner’s Incantation” is a symbolic painting created by Adolph Gottlieb in 1945. It utilizes the mediums of gouache and oil on canvas and is associated with Naive Art, also known as Primitivism. The artwork is infused with symbolism and reflects a simplicity that is characteristic of the art movement. As for the artwork itself, it …
The artwork titled “Augury” by Adolph Gottlieb was painted in 1945. It is an oil painting associated with the Naive Art movement, specifically Primitivism, and is considered a symbolic painting. The dimensions of the painting are 101.6 x 76.1 cm, and it is housed in the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum located in New York City, …
The artwork “Baiana” was created by Aldemir Martins in 1980 and is associated with the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism. It is a portrait that showcases the vibrant cultural representation of a Baiana, which is a woman from the state of Bahia in Brazil. The painting features a figure of a Baiana in …
“Pink and Indian Red” is an artwork created by Adolph Gottlieb in 1946. It is an oil painting that is part of the naive art movement, specifically primitivism, and falls into the genre of symbolic painting. The primitivism movement often draws inspiration from the visual style of non-Western or prehistoric peoples and tends to emphasize …
The artwork “Blue Vase With Flowers” by Aldemir Martins, created in 2002, is a flower painting that falls under the Naive Art movement, often associated with Primitivism. This art piece showcases a stylized and colorful representation of a bouquet of flowers placed in a blue vase. The composition is characterized by vibrant colors and bold …
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The artwork “Blue Cat” by Aldemir Martins belongs to the Naive Art movement, often associated with Primitivism. It is an animal painting characterized by stylistic simplicity and vivid use of color. The painting captures the essence of a cat using bold lines and bright colors, reflecting a straightforward and unpretentious vision commonly found in Naive …
Aldemir Martins, a Brazilian artist known for his bright and colorful works, created “Caju e Bananas” as part of the Naive Art movement, also referred to as Primitivism, which appreciates a childlike simplicity in its portrayal of subjects. The genre of the artwork is still life, which can be defined by its focus on inanimate …
The artwork titled “Bumba meu Boi” by artist Aldemir Martins, created in 1981, belongs to the Naive Art movement, often associated with Primitivism. As a genre painting, it reflects scenes from daily life, in this case, likely inspired by Brazilian folklore and cultural expressions. In the artwork, we see a stylized depiction of a bull, …
The artwork “Cesta Com Frutas” by Aldemir Martins, created in 1998, exemplifies the Naive Art (Primitivism) movement and is categorized as a still life. The image showcases a colorful assortment of fruits arranged within a white bowl with a distinct red and yellow border resting on a brown surface against a subdued blue background. Visible …
The artwork titled “Cat” was created by artist Aldemir Martins in 1982. It belongs to the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism, and is classified under the animal painting genre. This movement is characterized by a childlike simplicity and frankness in its visual expression. The painting features a highly stylized depiction of a cat, …
The artwork “Fish” by Aldemir Martins is a vibrant animal painting belonging to the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism. This genre of art typically features a childlike simplicity and is marked by a sense of innocence and candidness. Looking at the artwork itself, “Fish” showcases a highly stylized and colorful depiction of a …
The artwork “Family of Cats” by Aldemir Martins, created in 2003, is a vibrant example of Naive Art, which is often characterized by a childlike simplicity and candidness. This genre, also known as Primitivism, often features artwork that does not adhere to the technical aspects seen in more classical art movements. The piece falls under …
The artwork titled “Frutas” is a creation of Aldemir Martins from the year 1968. It falls within the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism, and is categorized as a still life. This piece exemplifies Martins’ style, which often includes vibrant colors and a playful approach to depicting everyday objects and scenes. The painting features …
The artwork “Flores e Frutas,” created by Aldemir Martins in 2003, is a vibrant still life that is representative of the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism. This genre is characterized by a simplistic and childlike perspective that often portrays everyday scenes with bright colors and a disregard for accurate perspective. In this artwork, …
The artwork titled “Flores,” created by Aldemir Martins in 1971, is an exemplar of Cubism and Naive Art, also referred to as Primitivism. The genre of the painting is flower painting, which is a traditional subject matter in art that has been represented with various styles and movements throughout the history. Describing the artwork, we …
The artwork “Green Vase With Flowers and Fruit” by Aldemir Martins, created in 2001, is a vivid representation of the still life genre, executed in the Naive Art (Primitivism) style. The painting portrays a plump, black vase decorated with a simple white floral design, set against a backdrop of a warm yellow wall that meets …
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The artwork titled “Galo” by Aldemir Martins belongs to the Naive Art movement, specifically Primitivism, and is categorized under the animal painting genre. This piece presents a stylized, colorful representation of a rooster, emblematic of Martins’ vibrant and simplistic aesthetic. The rooster in the image is composed of bold, flat areas of color with minimal …
The artwork titled “Marinha” by Aldemir Martins is part of the Naive Art movement, specifically characterized by a style known as Primitivism. The piece falls under the landscape genre and features a bright, colorful depiction of a scenic view. In the image, there are three prominent palm trees with full, lush green canopies that dominate …
The artwork “Jar With Flowers” by Aldemir Martins, created in 2001, is an example of Naive Art, also known as Primitivism. As a flower painting, this work is likely to encapsulate the rustic charm and simplified style characteristic of the Naive Art movement. In this vertical composition, vibrant colors and bold outlines are prominent features, …
“Perfil de Mulher” is a portrait created by artist Aldemir Martins in 1967. It is associated with the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism, which is characterized by a childlike simplicity and frankness in its visual rendition. The artwork depicts the side profile of a woman, featuring simplified geometric shapes and a restrained color …
“Paisagem” is a vibrant landscape artwork by Aldemir Martins, an artist known for his participation in the Naive Art movement, which often is characterized by a sense of primitivism. The genre of the painting is a landscape, depicting a scene that may be inspired by the natural environment, possibly evoking a tropical feeling. The artwork …
The artwork titled “Marinha com Sol e Palmeiras,” created by Aldemir Martins in 2003, is a landscape painting that falls within the Naive Art movement, also known as Primitivism. The painting portrays a simplistic and vibrant scene that embodies characteristics of Naive Art with its directness and child-like perspective. The artwork features a bold red …
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