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the-evil-clergyman · 5 months

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La Danza Griega, from Caras y Caretas Magazine by Jorge Larco (Aug. 1920)

#jorge larco #art #illustration #golden age of illustration #1920s #1920s art #vintage art #vintage illustration #vintage #argentinian art #argentinian artist #magazine #magazine illustration #satyr #faun #wood nymph #dance #classic art

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hauntedbystorytelling · 1 month

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Familia Oliver. Carnaval en chacra Santa Ana. Pepe Salas con traje de baño de Josefina, copia iluminada por Josefina Oliver, San Vicente, Buenos Aires, Argentina, February 1910 (Detail below)

Hermanos García Oliver, copia iluminada por Josefina Oliver, San Vicente, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1909 | src YO Josefina Oliver

Josefina Oliver (1875-1956) began as a vocational photographer among her friends in 1897. Two years later, she takes the first one of her one hundred self-portraits and photographs her friends and relatives, houses’ interiors and landscapes in the family farm in San Vicente. Josefina, a common porteña, was almost invisible. Author of a luminous ouvre, hidden until 2006, as a consequence of a society that disregarded women’s inner self.

Josefina Oliver reflects this reality in her artistic work so far composed by 20 volumes of a personal diary, more than 2700 photographs, collages and postcards. Plenty of her shots are conceived with scenographies; she always develops them and paints the best copies with bright colors. She makes up twelve albums, four of them are wonderful and only have illuminated photographs. At the same time, a transversal humor appears behind her multiform ouvre.

#Josefina Oliver #women artists #carnaval #carnival #cross dressing #travestism #travestite #1900s #hand colored #illuminated photo #colored photograph #hand coloured #argentinian artist #cross-dressing #vintage photos #family photos

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huariqueje · 11 months

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Quarantine - Luis Alvarez

Argentinian , b. ? -

Oil on canvas , 100 x 120 cm.

#Luis Alvarez #argentinian artist #open refrigerator #dog

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fyblackwomenart · 6 months

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Sol Cano

#Sol Cano #Argentinian artist #black woman

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burntpink · 6 months

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detail from the portrait of Manuelita Rosas, 1851 by Prilidiano Pueyrredon

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palluniskillas · 2 months

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My husband uwu <3

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theaskew · 1 month

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Adolfo Nigro (Argentinian b. 1942), Ritmos de la costa (Rhythms of the Coast), 1991. Oil on canvas, 39¼ x 39 1/8 in. | 99.7 x 99.3 cm.

#art #artwork #modern art #contemporary art #modern artwork #contemporary artwork #20th century modern art #20th century contemporary art #Argentinian art #modern Argentinian art #contemporary Argentinian art #Argentinian artist #Argentinian painter #Adolfo Nigro

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noxaeternaetc · 4 months

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Léonor Fini (1907-1996) Surreal Masked Cat. Color lithograph from the suite of 60 subjects entitled La Grande Parade des Chats, 1973.

#leonor fini #argentinian artist #20th century art

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womensarts-blog · 2 years

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Lola Mora (1866-1936) sculptor from Argentina, known today as a rebel and a pioneer in her artistic field, the first Internationally recognised female sculptor from South America ♀️

#lola mora #1866 #1936 #argentinian artist #women artists #women's art #female sculptor #argentinian sculptor #pioneer #rebel

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pagansphinx · 7 months

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Luis Cohen Fusé • (Argentinian, b. 1944) No principio (In the beginning) • 2010

#art #painting #Luis Cohen Fusé #fine art #contemporary painting #argentinian artist #women in paintings #paintings of women #contemporary artist #hispanic heritage month

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dreaminginthedeepsouth · 1 year

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Fabian Perez (1967)

Visual Artist :: Argentinian Artist

!!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!

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But it is hard to speak of these things how the voices of light enter the body and begin to recite their stories how the earth holds us painfully against its breast made of humus and brambles how we who will soon be gone regard the entities that continue to return greener than ever, spring water flowing through a meadow and the shadows of clouds passing over the hills and the ground where we stand in the tremble of thought taking the vast outside into ourselves. - Billy Collins Directions (excerpt) The Art of Drowning love is a place [thanks to Whiskey River]

#Fabian Perez #Argentinian Artist #Happy New Year #poetry #poem #Billy Collins #The Art of Drowning #love is a place #Whiskey River

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soundgrammar · 10 months

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