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Abaporu (from Tupi
language "abapor’u", abá (man) + poro (people) + ’u (to eat), lit. 'the man that eats people') is an oil
painting on
canvas by Brazilian...
- (1928–1929); in fact,
Tarsila was the one with her
celebrated painting,
Abaporu, who
inspired Oswald de Andrade's
famous Manifesto Antropó****o. Tarsila...
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contributor to the
publication Revista de Antropo****ia. It was
inspired by "
Abaporu," a
painting by
Tarsila do Amaral,
modernist artist and wife of Oswald...
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figure in the
cultural movement of
Brazilian modernism. It was
inspired by
Abaporu, a
painting by
Tarsila do Amaral, a
modernist artist and Oswald's wife...
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which he
named Karamuru vorax and
Abaporu loricatus. However,
these names are
regarded as
somewhat problematic, as
Abaporu loricatus was only
mentioned a...
- "Prestosuchus" loricatus.
Kischlat (2000)
referred to "Prestosuchus"
loricatus as "
Abaporu" loricatus, but this name was
never formalized and has not been used since...
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Chromophobia (2007) Take My
Breath Away (2009) III (2011) The K2
Chapter (2013)
Abaporu (2014)
Pentagram (2018)
Backstage (2020)
Twiggy (2005)
Sunrise (2006) Beluga...
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Guilherme de Almeida. Its name
comes from
Tarsila do Amaral's
painting Abaporu (meaning " the one that eats").
Extending from 1930 to 1945, the second...
- antropo****ia
movement in Brazil, with
works such as
Manifesto Pau-Brasil,
Abaporu, and
Manifesto Antropó****o. In the 1930s,
sociologists such as Gilberto...
- Antropo****ia. The
Anthropophagic Manifesto is
illustrated by the
painting Abaporu,
which Andrade had
received as a gift from his partner,
Tarsila do Amaral...
