O Indio E A Suassuapara

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Victor Brecheret was a renowned Italian-Brazilian sculptor born on December 15, 1894. He passed away on December 17, 1955, leaving behind an impressive body of work that blended European modernist techniques with Brazilian folk art influences. Brecheret spent most of his life in São Paulo, where he developed a unique style that captivated audiences worldwide. Brecheret's sculptures often depicted figures from the Bible and classical mythology, showcasing his deep understanding of human anatomy and artistic expression. His work was highly sought after by collectors and museums alike, with many considering him one of Brazil's first modernist sculptors to achieve widespread recognition. In 1921, Brecheret's sculpture "Eve" was acquired by the São Paulo city hall, marking a significant milestone in his career. Two years later, his work was exhibited at the Municipal Theatre during the Week of Modern Art, solidifying his reputation as a leading figure in Brazilian modernism. Brecheret's masterpiece, the massive Monumento às Bandeiras at Parque Ibirapuera in São Paulo, took nearly two decades to complete. Proposed in 1920, begun in 1936, and finally finished on January 25, 1953, this monumental work of art stands as a testament to Brecheret's unwavering dedication to his craft. Scan The World is proud to feature Victor Brecheret's incredible sculpture as part of our digital archive. This non-profit initiative aims to create a free, publicly accessible collection of fully 3D printable sculptures and artworks from around the globe. If you have unique items that you'd like to contribute to this effort, please email stw@myminifactory.com to learn more about how you can help. This sculpture was scanned using photogrammetry, processed with Agisoft PhotoScan, and made available for free download through Scan The World's online platform.