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M-301
antique tapestry with colorful patterns by genaro de carvalho
antique tapestry signed by Genaro de Carvalho, dark colors
antique tapestry featuring abstract vibrant shapes
antique tapestry with bright colors by Genaro de Carvalho on a dark background
antique tapestry by genaro de carvalho featuring soft texture
Antique tapestry with soft texture and light color, by Genaro de Carvalho, showcasing a neutral backdrop.
large tapestry with soft texture in an elegant setting
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Tapestry

(Genaro antonio dantas de carvalho)

M-301
antique tapestry with colorful patterns by genaro de carvalho
antique tapestry signed by Genaro de Carvalho, dark colors
antique tapestry featuring abstract vibrant shapes
antique tapestry with bright colors by Genaro de Carvalho on a dark background
antique tapestry by genaro de carvalho featuring soft texture
Antique tapestry with soft texture and light color, by Genaro de Carvalho, showcasing a neutral backdrop.
large tapestry with soft texture in an elegant setting
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Measure
Height
129 cm / 50.79 in
Width
162 cm / 63.78 in
Depth
0.5 cm / 0.20 in
Designer
Genaro antonio dantas de carvalho
Material
Tapestry
Country
Brazil
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Designer Genaro antonio dantas de carvalho

Genaro Antonio Dantas de Carvalho was born in 1926 in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil.


  1. He was a distinguished Brazilian artist, recognized for his work as a tapestry maker, painter, and draughtsman.


  1. He began his painting studies with his father. In 1944, he moved to Rio de Janeiro and studied drawing with Henrique Cavalleiro at the Brazilian Society of Fine Arts. He's considered one of the main activists for the renewal of art in Bahia, alongside artists like Carlos Bastos, Carybé, and Mario Cravo Jr.


  1. In 1949, thanks to a scholarship, Genaro traveled to Paris. There, he studied with André Lhote and Fernand Léger at the École Nationale de Beaux-Arts.


  1. In 1955, he founded the first tapestry studio in Brazil, located in Salvador, Bahia. His most prominent work is a 200-square-meter mural in the inner lobby of the Hotel da Bahia.

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