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Brazilian Oxcart with Sugar Cane Woodcut Print - Oxcart
Brazilian Oxcart with Sugar Cane Woodcut Print - Oxcart
Brazilian Oxcart with Sugar Cane Woodcut Print - Oxcart
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Brazilian Oxcart with Sugar Cane Woodcut Print - Oxcart
Brazilian Oxcart with Sugar Cane Woodcut Print - Oxcart
Brazilian Oxcart with Sugar Cane Woodcut Print - Oxcart

Brazilian Oxcart with Sugar Cane Woodcut Print - Oxcart

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A man smokes his pipe as he leads a yoke of oxen down a country road. His cart is filled to the brim with freshly-cut sugar cane. Standing in the wagon, his son guides the animals in the warm tropical sunshine. In the past, the ox-drawn cart was the main means of transportation of goods and people in rural areas of Brazil. Ivan Borges depicts the scene using the woodcut technique to create this naif image in black and white.

Titled 'Carro de Boi' in Portuguese.

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  • Ink on parchment paper
  • 0.32 oz
  • Unframed: 18.8 inches W x 13 inches H
  • Artwork: 10.8 inches W x 6.3 inches H

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Artisan Organization: Ivan Borges

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Ivan Borges was born among prints and grew up amid them. His father is J. Borges, a renowned woodcut artist whose works are widely recognized. With his father, Ivan has traveled to exhibit and teach his art in workshops in Europe and in the United States, and the young man continues traveling on his own to show his works abroad and to sell them all over Brazil.

"I was born in 1978 in Bezerros, a small city of the State of Pernambuco," Ivan says. "Since the age of ten, I have helped my father in his atelier but, at the age of fifteen, my life turned upside down. My girlfriend got pregnant. We were too young and, for a year, each of us stayed in our parents' homes.

At seventeen, we decided to go to São Paulo with our baby boy and have our own home. We lived there for two years. I have worked as a gardener, wall painter and bricklayer assistant. Upon returning to my small hometown, I again went to work with my father. I was creating my own woodcuts and, when I was twenty, I decided to have my own workshop.

"I was father and grandfather very early. I have two sons and a daughter who gave me a grandchild. Despite the recognition of my works, it hasn't been easy to live and raise my family only from my art. But this is what I like to do and I feel fully satisfied.""

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