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Iron Foundry

Candido Portinari1938

Projeto Portinari

Projeto Portinari
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Composition in earthy, ochre, gray, black and blue tones. Color areas. It depicts several men working in a foundry. In the foreground, to the left of the center, a man is standing facing back, his right arm raised diagonally, legs wide spread, he wears rolled up pants below the knee. In the background, on the right, man is profile to the left, leaning over, his arms also down towards the ground as if he were preparing to pick up an iron bar, rectangular shaped, that lies on the floor, between his legs; and he wears rolled up pants below the knee; on the left, some iron rods on the ground lying horizontally can be seen. On the third level, on the left, a man is standing facing forward, he is carrying in his arms an iron bar horizontally, legs spread and wears pants rolled up below the knee. In the background, a closed environment with two arched openings and the suggestion of a facing forward man. At the right bottom of the composition, there is part of a barrel with a chain on top. At the top right, suggestion of what would be the basis of a blast furnace.

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  • Title: Iron Foundry
  • Creator Lifespan: 1903-12-29 - 1962-12-06
  • Creator Nationality: Brazilian
  • Creator Gender: Male
  • Creator Death Place: Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  • Creator Birth Place: Brodowski, São Paulo, Brazil
  • Date: 1938
  • Location Created: Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
  • Physical Dimensions: w41 x h40cm without frame
  • Provenance: João Candido Portinari
  • Rights: João Candido Portinari
  • External Link: Projeto Portinari
  • Theme: social:working scenes:steel mill, social:workers:metal worker, human figure:group:men
  • Technique: crayon, pastel
  • Signature: Unsigned and undated
  • Painter: Candido Portinari
  • Number: FCO 1009
  • Function: Small-scale color sketch for the mural painting “Iron” [FCO 1757]
  • Catalogue Raisonné: CR-902
Projeto Portinari

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