Maria Auxiliadora da Silva (1935 Campo Belo - 1974 São Paulo) - photo 1

Maria Auxiliadora da Silva (1935 Campo Belo - 1974 São Paulo)

Lot 1940
06.09.2025 10:30UTC +02:00
Classic
€
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1465269
Lot 1940 | Maria Auxiliadora da Silva (1935 Campo Belo - 1974 São Paulo)
Estimate value
€ 1 600 – 3 200
Maria Auxiliadora da Silva (1935 Campo Belo - 1974 São Paulo)
Brasilianische Candomblé-Tänzerin
Auf leuchtend blauem Grund geschilderte, dunkelhäutige Tänzerin in komplementärem roten, weitem, floral gemustertem Kleid, Kopfschmuck und verschleiertem Gesicht. Maria Auxiliadora da Silva, die sich autodidaktisch bildete, verkörpert für viele bis heute die afro-brasilianische Kunst. In ihren Bildern mit oft dichten Texturen feierte sie selbstbewusste Weiblichkeit und schilderte außer sich selbst im Wesentlichen folgende Themen: das alltägliche Gemeinschaftsleben und Volksveranstaltungen in São Paulo, insbesondere in den verarmten, vorwiegend schwarzen Vierteln wie Brasilândia und Casa Verde; afrobrasilianische Religionen und Riten (wie Candomblé), die Intimität und Zuneigung zwischen Frauen. Sie experimentierte mit diversen Materialien, fand zu einer einzigartigen Bildsprache und Anfang der 1970er Jahre auch zu einem hybriden Stil zwischen Malerei und Relief. Nach ersten Ausstellungen seit 1968 in Brasilien wurde die Künstlerin in den 1970er Jahren auch international bekannt. Mischtechnik/Papier. R. u. sign. und dat. 1969. Verso brasilianisch bez.; 20,7 cm x 18,2 cm. Rahmen.
Mixed media on paper. Signed and dated 1969. Inscribed in Brazilian on the reverse.
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