Paula Rego (Portuguese/British, 1935) - The Firemen of Alijo (1966)
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Paula Rego (Portuguese/British, 1935) - The Firemen of Alijo (1966)

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Paula Rego, The Firemen of Alijo, 1966 © Paula Rego
Paula Rego used her own expressive drawings to create this richly layered collage. The technique gave her the freedom to explore themes of moral, social and political revolt. Her focus was the Portuguese dictatorship and the suffering it caused. Living in London, Rego reflected on the hardships people were experiencing under the oppressive regime in her home country. This painting stems from a memory the artist had of volunteer firemen, barefoot and huddled against the cold in a small town in northern Portugal. via Tate
Te ha pasado y lo sabes.
Me pasa a mi y eso que soy policia...
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What: Alijo Saint Tropez Shoes in Camel (159.00€) When: Instagram - June 1, 2024
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