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Jose Borges Woodblock: Padre Cicero597,960Price On Request -
Jose Borges Woodblock: An Ancient Profession611,960Price On Request
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SOLD587,960Sold
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Jose Borges, Woodblock: The Cowherd1440,937Price On Request
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Woodblock: Bumba-meu-boi1440,801Price On Request
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Woodblock: Midnight at the Cabaret1440,846Price On Request
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Jose Borges Woodblock: Love and Jealousy1440,934Price On Request
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The Man who Dreamt of Being King577,960Price On Request
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Arrival of the Stork1401,960Price On Request
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Sertao legend693,960Price On Request
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The Arrival of the Prostitute in Heaven694,960Price On Request
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The Woman and the Serpent687,960Price On Request
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Guitar Players841,960Price On Request
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SOLD704,960Sold
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The Goatherd684,960Price On Request
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The Jaguar Hunter635,960Price On Request
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Jose Borges, The Monster of the SertãoThis woodblock print by Jose Francisco Borges depicts the sun as a monster, referring to the fact that in the northeastern rural Brazil (the Sertão) the sun is often viewed as the cause of frequent drought and a killer of crops, forcing people of their land to seek better futures in the cities.676,960Price On Request
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Game of Chance/Animals Game925,960Price On Request
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Jose Borges, Slaves Working the Sugar CaneThis woodblock/cordel print by master Jose Francisco Borges depicts a scene that for long has been typical of this region, the Northeast of Brazil, where J. Borges lives and works. It is the center of Brazil's sugar cane cultivation which is closely tied to both centuries of slave trade and the exploitation of soil and land.1342,960Price On Request
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White Bird of the Sertão736,523Price On Request
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Deforestation is a Crime1374,960Price On Request
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