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Artur Timóteo da Costa

Afro-Brazilian painter and decorator (1882-1922)

Born in Rio de Janeiro. Died in Rio de Janeiro.

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A life in paintings

Born 188235 dated paintingsDied 1922

45 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Landscape (lid of a painting box)
    Landscape (lid of a painting box)
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    2nd millennium · Museum Afro Brasil
  • Selbstporträt
    Selbstporträt
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    2nd millennium · Museum Afro Brasil
  • Untitled (Landscape)
    Untitled (Landscape)
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    2nd millennium · Museum Afro Brasil
  • Untitled (Landscape)
    Untitled (Landscape)
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    2nd millennium · Museum Afro Brasil
  • Lady in white
    Lady in white
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    1906 · Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art
  • Portrait of Lúcio
    Portrait of Lúcio
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    1906 · Museum Afro Brasil
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    1908 · Pinacoteca de São Paulo
  • Lady in Green
    Lady in Green
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    1908 · São Paulo Museum of Art
  • Untitled (Landscape)
    Untitled (Landscape)
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    1908 · Museum Afro Brasil
  • Untitled
    Untitled
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    1908 · Museum Afro Brasil
  • Seascape
    Seascape
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    1909 · Museum Afro Brasil
  • Untitled (Landscape)
    Untitled (Landscape)
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    1909 · Museum Afro Brasil
  • At Lucílio's atelier
    At Lucílio's atelier
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    1910 · Museu Antônio Parreiras
  • Q76516224
    Q76516224
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    1910 · Pinacoteca de São Paulo
  • Pintor no ateliê, Paris
    Pintor no ateliê, Paris
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    1910 · Sergio Sahione Fadel Collection
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