Paulo Herkenhoff Books

Tomie Ohtake

By Max Perlingeiro, Paulo Herkenhoff, Camila Perlingeiro

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Second part of Japanese-Brazilian trilogy of artists, with monographs on the work of Flavio-Shiroþ already published.

Entre duas modernidades

By Museu Nacional De Belas Artes Brazil

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Pincelada

By Paulo Herkenhoff

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Tomie Ohtake

By Paulo Herkenhoff, Tomie Ohtake

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In the month in which the artist Tomie Ohtake celebrates her 100th birthday, the Institute organized the third exhibition in celebration of her Centennial, curated by Paulo Herkenhoff. "Tomie Ohtak...

Mulheres do presente a clareza entre sombras

By Paulo Herkenhoff

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"A presente pesquisa é desenvolvida por Paulo Herkenhoff, um dos mais criativos críticos e historiadores de arte do país, e que já tem proposito diferentes temas para trabalhos realizados pelo Inst...

Invencoes da mulher moderna

By Claudia Calirman, Hecilda Fadel, Paulo Herkenhoff, Nataraj Trinta

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Arte brasileira na colecao Fadel

By Paulo Herkenhoff

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Beatriz Milhazes

By Paulo Herkenhoff

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O Brasil e os holandeses, 1630-1654

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