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World's Fair 4 – Paris 1867

World's Fair 4 – Paris 1867

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Obra original, única
Acrílico sobre tela, chassis de madeira 3D
40 × 40 cm · Assinada na lateral e no verso
Verniz de proteção, pronta a pendurar
Certificado de autenticidade

Em 1867, o Japão participou pela primeira vez numa exposição universal. Gravuras, leques e lacas chegaram a Paris, e os pintores apaixonaram-se. Mudou a maneira de pintar deles, e um pouco a nossa maneira de ver a cor.

Aqui, o vermelho e o azul fazem-me pensar no Sena a atravessar tudo isto. É uma das 20 telas da minha série World's Fair, e fica bem sozinha ou em grupo.

Faz parte da minha coleção Pop Seventies.

As 20 telas da série (o conjunto completo):
1. Londres 1851 · 2. Paris 1855 · 3. Londres 1862 · 4. Paris 1867 · 5. Vienne 1873 · 6. Philadelphie 1876 · 7. Paris 1878 · 8. Melbourne 1880 · 9. Barcelone 1888 · 10. Paris 1889 · 11. Chicago 1893 · 12. Bruxelles 1897 · 13. Paris 1900 · 14. Saint Louis 1904 · 15. Liege 1905 · 16. Milan 1906 · 17. Bruxelles 1910 · 18. Gand 1913 · 19. San Francisco 1915 · 20. Barcelone 1929

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