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R$3.500R$2.940Manabu Mabe – Avenida (1983) – Gravura 70×50
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Manabu Mabe – Pôr do Sol (1990) – Gravura Assinada 50×35
“Pôr do Sol” (1990) é uma gravura assinada de Manabu Mabe, um dos principais nomes do abstracionismo brasileiro.
Com dimensões de 50 x 35 cm, esta obra destaca-se pela intensidade cromática e gestualidade características do estilo lírico de Mabe. Originária do acervo familiar, esta gravura é uma oportunidade rara para colecionadores adquirirem uma obra autêntica do artista.Características:
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Técnica: Gravura assinada
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Ano: 1990
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Dimensões: 50 x 35 cm
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Condição: Excelente
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Proveniência: Acervo familiar
Ideal para colecionadores e apreciadores da arte moderna brasileira, esta obra representa a maturidade estética de Mabe e seu impacto no cenário artístico internacional.
R$4.000R$3.360Manabu Mabe – Pôr do Sol (1990) – Gravura Assinada 50×35
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Blue Mint Fly
Digital photography captured in 2018 worked in digital brushstrokes coloring the vegetation with the vibrant blue tone that gives the work its name. The scent of basil attracted the artist to the realization of the photo while attracting the butterfly. The result was a vibrant contrast recorded in art.
Digital photography captured in 2018 worked in digital brushstrokes coloring the vegetation with the vibrant blue tone that gives the work its name. The aroma of basil attracted the artist to take the photo while attracting the butterfly. The result was a vibrant contrast recorded in art.R$17.333 – R$24.500 -
Obra “Praia do sonhador” (50X70cm)
Tinta acrílica sobre tela, 50X70 cm, 2019. A praia do sonhador, onde o seu céu colorido reflete graciosamente sobre as águas.
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Antonio Tavares Calló - Polo IV
Screen printing numbered 1 to 100
40 × 70 cm
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R$3.000R$2.520Manabu Mabe – Sonho de Primavera (1980) – Gravura 70×50
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R$2.750R$2.310Manabu Mabe – Lago de verão (1987) 65×45
R$2.750R$2.310
Digital photography captured in 2018 worked in digital brushstrokes coloring the vegetation with the vibrant blue tone that gives the work its name. The scent of basil attracted the artist to the realization of the photo while attracting the butterfly. The result was a vibrant contrast recorded in art.
