Showing posts with label largo do boticario. Show all posts
Showing posts with label largo do boticario. Show all posts

Largo do Boticário

Most of the paintings after leaving the studio to find their new homes are not seen by the artist in person anymore, we are left with the pictures, the memory of the process, and that is great.
This one I had the pleasure to meet again after 8 years.

Largo do Boticário - oil on canvas - 1,90x 4,20  metros
This is a difficult painting to photograph beacuse of its dimensions
It is now in exhibition  at Rio de Janeiro Federal University - 

Largo do Boticário - oil on canvas - 1,90x 4,20  m - detail

                                   Largo do Boticário - oil on canvas - 1,90x 4,20  m - detail




                                         Largo do Boticário - oil on canvas - 1,90x 4,20  m - detail


Largo do Boticário - oil on canvas - 1,90x 4,20  m - detail


You can check the creative process in this short video:



Posted bySandra Nunes at 7:20 AM 0 comments  

Largo do Boticario 2010

This was the painting I was working on when I was interviewed by brazilian newspaper, Jornal do Brasil

Largo do Boticario Sandra Nunes o/c 54x65cm

Posted bySandra Nunes at 2:39 PM 0 comments  

Featured in Brazilian Newspaper!

Back to Largo do Boticario
I was featured in Brazilian Newspaper- Jornal do Brasil- about preserving the Historic National heritage !
Last week I went back to Largo do Boticario, the same place where I painted a series of plein air studies which were inspiration for the Large Panel I had been comissioned then.
To my disapointment the scenery was completely different.

To my friends who can´t read Portuguese; It is about the need to preserve our architectural heritage and the neglect this Rio de Janeiro hidden gem is suffering...About me and my feelings regarding this situation translated on canvas.

please,click and zoom in to read the article...

Posted bySandra Nunes at 4:20 PM 2 comments  

 
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