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José de Guimarães

Portrait of Camões, 1981

  • Author:
    José de Guimarães
  • Bio:
    Portugal, 1939
  • Title:
    Portrait of Camões
  • Date:
    1981
  • Medium:
    Acrílico e tinta serigráfica sobre tela
  • Dimensions:
    146 x 97 x 2,5 cm
  • Credit line:
    Doação do artista, 1982
  • Object type:
    Pintura
  • Inventory number:
    MASP.00841
  • Photography credits:
    João Musa
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By Luciano Migliaccio
The picture Portrait of Camões belongs to the series “Variations on Camões,” the set of which was published in an album by the Official Press – The Lisbon Mint with a preface by José Augusto França (1980). The ironic celebration of myths of Portuguese nationalism is a constant theme in Guimarães’ work. The influence of Picasso’s paintings, inspired by surrealism and ancient Mediterranean art, the knowledge of the Mozambican and Angolan African cultures form the basis for Guimarães’ pictorial metaphor which transforms the symbols of the Nation’s past into icons of contemporary Portugal and its cultural and political situation.

— Luciano Migliaccio, 1998

Source: Luiz Marques (org.), Catalogue of the Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand, São Paulo: MASP, 1998. (new edition, 2008).



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