O homem de sete cores 1916

"O homem de sete cores" (The Man of Seven Colors), a 1916 work by Brazilian modernist artist Anita Malfatti, depicts a stylized male figure in a landscape. The figure's body, rendered in vibrant shades of yellow, blue, and green, suggests a sense of movement and energy. The use of bold, expressive lines and a flattened perspective are characteristic of Malfatti's style, which was heavily influenced by European Expressionism. The composition's dynamic nature and the artist's bold exploration of color helped challenge traditional artistic conventions in Brazil.