An Angler (c.1925) by Tarsila do Amaral

An Angler - Tarsila do Amaral - c.1925

Artwork Information

TitleAn Angler
ArtistTarsila do Amaral
Datec.1925
Mediumoil
Dimensions66 x 75 cm
Art MovementNaïve Art (Primitivism)
Current LocationHermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russia

About An Angler

The artwork titled “An Angler” is an oil painting created by Tarsila do Amaral around the year 1925. It belongs to the art movement of Naïve Art (Primitivism) and is a genre painting with dimensions of 66 x 75 cm. This piece is currently housed in the Hermitage Museum located in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

The painting showcases a serene rural scene, characterized by simplified shapes and vibrant colors, typical of Naïve Art. At the forefront, an individual dressed in a white shirt and blue shorts, with a hat for sun protection, sits on a rock by the water. The angler is depicted using a basket to fish. The background is adorned with lush green hills, tall palm trees, and quaint, colorful houses, creating a harmonious and idyllic landscape. The composition, with its stylized, geometric forms and flat areas of color, evokes a sense of calm and simplicity, reflecting the artist’s unique vision and approach to depicting everyday life.

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