Emília
kerolayne kemblin (؟ – ؟)
Discover kerolayne kemblin, a Brazilian artist from Manaus blending collage, graffiti, and lambe-lambes. Explore her vibrant visual art, social themes, and impactful exhibitions like 'Enciclopédia Negra' and 'Arte Fora do Museu'.
Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo (ساو باولو, البرازيل)
اكتشف التراث الفني البرازيلي في بيناكوتيكا دي ساو باولو! استكشف فنًا برازيليًا مذهلاً من القرن التاسع عشر حتى اليوم عبر ثلاثة مبانٍ فريدة وتجارب معارض غامرة.
Originally from West Africa, Emília do Patrocínio arrived enslaved in Brazil in the 1820s and bought her freedom in 1839 after having prospered by selling foodstuffs. She became part of an African elite that thrived in cities like Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, Recife and São Luís. In the early 1850s, already the widow of Bernardo José Soares, an African man who owned poultry and vegetable stalls in the Candelária market, Emília became a well-known member of the Fraternity of Saint Elesbaan and Saint Ephigenia and a “judge of devotion” of Nossa Senhora dos Remédios (Our Lady of Los Remedios). Her retail business continued to grow up to the 1880s as she accumulated grocery stores, real estate, jewelry and captives. Between 1850 and 1870, Emília freed at least ten enslaved people.
عن هذا العمل الفني
- العنوان: Emília
- الفنان: kerolayne kemblin
- السنة: 2020
- التنسيق: Portrait
- وضع حقوق النشر: خاضع لحقوق الطبع والنشر
- مكان العرض: Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo
- درجة اللون: Green to Violet Spectrum
- السطوع المدرك: brilliant