Carnaval em Madureira 1924
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"Carnaval em Madureira" (1924) by Brazilian modernist painter Tarsila do Amaral depicts a lively carnival scene in the Madureira district of Rio de Janeiro. The painting captures the vibrancy of the celebration through bold colors and geometric shapes. A towering structure, resembling the Eiffel Tower, dominates the composition, symbolizing the influence of European modernism on Brazilian culture. The figures are simplified, yet expressive, and the overall style reflects the artist's embrace of Cubist and Fauvist principles. "Carnaval em Madureira" is considered a significant work of Brazilian Modern Art, showcasing Amaral's unique blend of national identity and international artistic trends.
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