Portugal. 1890 - 1976
Landscape painting, portraiture, mural painting, strong chromaticism, lively atmosphere and light.
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Born 1949 Borba. Known for: Animal and human sculpture using ceramics and bronze.
Luís Valadares is a Portuguese artist born in Borba in 1949. He worked as a computer scientist until 1989 when he decided to pursue his passion for art. Valadares is a self-taught artist who... Read full biography
Luís Valadares is a Portuguese artist born in Borba in 1949. He worked as a computer scientist until 1989 when he decided to pursue his passion for art. Valadares is a self-taught artist who specializes in animal sculpture, particularly Iberian and African hunting, using ceramics and bronze as... Read full biography
Luís Valadares is a Portuguese artist born in Borba in 1949. He worked as a computer scientist until 1989 when he decided to pursue his passion for art. Valadares is a self-taught artist who specializes in animal sculpture, particularly Iberian and African hunting, using ceramics and bronze as materials. He has recently expanded his work to include human figures and was invited by CAP to create a monument to the farmer in Rio Maior. Valadares' artwork explores the connection between humans and... Read full biography
Luís Valadares is a Portuguese artist born in Borba in 1949. He worked as a computer scientist until 1989 when he decided to pursue his passion for art. Valadares is a self-taught artist who specializes in animal sculpture, particularly Iberian and African hunting, using ceramics and bronze as materials. He has recently expanded his work to include human figures and was invited by CAP to create a monument to the farmer in Rio Maior. Valadares' artwork explores the connection between humans and the earth, which is evident in his animal sculptures. He has exhibited regularly since 1990 and his work is held in private collections both in Portugal and abroad.
Luís Valadares is a Portuguese artist born in Borba in 1949. He worked as a computer scientist until 1989 when he decided to pursue his passion for art. Valadares is a self-taught artist who specializes in animal sculpture, particularly Iberian and African hunting, using ceramics and bronze as materials. He has recently expanded his work to include human figures and was invited by CAP to create a monument to the farmer in Rio Maior. Valadares' artwork explores the connection between humans and the earth, which is evident in his animal sculptures. He has exhibited regularly since 1990 and his work is held in private collections both in Portugal and abroad.
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Les bergers landais
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Dom Carlos with dogs
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"Mau tempo na caça"
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