The artwork titled “Portrait of Oswald de Andrade” is an oil painting created by the artist Tarsila do Amaral in the year 1922. This portrait falls within the genre of portraiture and is part of the Post-Impressionism art movement.
The artwork presents a depiction of a man with distinct facial features and dark hair, executed in vibrant, expressive brushstrokes typical of Post-Impressionist style. The background is rendered in a mix of cool colors, creating a contrast with the warm tones of the subject’s skin and clothing. The figure is attired in a suit, with a serious and contemplative expression, capturing the essence of the sitter with a keen attention to detail and personality. The interplay of colors and the confident use of brushwork highlight Tarsila do Amaral’s mastery in conveying depth and emotion in portrait art.
