148 pp. First edition. Art history of the Northeast, Brazil. Text in English. Vermillion cloth black and white and color photographs by Manu Sassoonian, William Negron, and Marilyn Bridges. Binding tight; boards clean; dust jacket pristine; this copy IN FINE CONDITION. Quoting the publisher's note: Since the specific purpose of this book is to examine for the first time one of the major seedbeds of the counterculture in painting and sculpture, this is not the place to explore these parallels in depth. . . How much happier the lot of the popular artists, whose works the establishment may attempt to neutralize with patronizing praise or commercial blandishments but dare not bulldoze into oblivion! The pervasive hostility felt for these artists and their works if often hidden behind such epithets as 'innocence,' 'na�vet�,' 'quaintness,' or 'child-like charm' with which the engaged art of these modern Byzantines is greeted. Artists include: Djanira; Nh� Caboclo; Jos� Ant�nio da Silva; Louco; Waldomiro de Deus; and GTO. Size: 23 x 16 cm. 0.0.

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Title: POPULAR ARTISTS OF BRAZIL: Genius in the Backlands.
Publisher: Devin-Adair Co.,
Publication Date: 1977
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: 1st Edition.
Condition: Fine
Dust Jacket Condition: Fine

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