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5 razões para comprar Obra Gráfica

5 reasons to buy Graphic Artwork

There is good news for the art world: the purchase of graphic work It is growing.We call graphic work the set of works of art that result from the combination of different techniques that the artist applies in a series production. Great artists in the history of art such as Toulouse-Lautrec, Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol It is Salvador Dalí produced a lot of graphic work throughout their careers.Today we are going to explain 5 reasons to buy graphic work and why it is a very good idea.

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ARTBASEL 2020: o impacto da Covid-19 nas galerias de arte

ARTBASEL 2020: the impact of Covid-19 on art galleries

Today we look at ARTBASEL's The ArtMarket Report 2020 on the impact of the coronavirus on art galleries. We also analyze the orientation that this specialized sector is taking to face a moment as complex and transformative as the one we are experiencing.

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Who was the Portuguese artist Maria Helena Vieira da Silva?

Who was the Portuguese artist Maria Helena Vieira da Silva?

The imaginary of Vieira da Silva it takes place in a dynamism where the parts of the painting do not completely eclipse the composition. Discover more about the life and work of Vieira da Silva here.

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Who is the Portuguese artist Vhils?

Who is the Portuguese artist Vhils?

Every self-respecting artist has a more or less identifiable origin, and with Vhils It could not be otherwise. As he himself mentions,Vhils he made his first graffiti at the age of 12 on the surface of several trains in his city, with the sole intention of painting his tag there.Although uncommissioned street art runs the risk of being sanctioned as an act of vandalism, the reality is thatVhils it was part, unknowingly, of the history of what Americans call tagging or pseudonymous signatures. Learn more about the Portuguese artist here.

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