Showing posts with label Henrique Moreira. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Henrique Moreira. Show all posts

Saturday, September 08, 2018

President of the Portuguese Republic, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa



The Municipal Pavilion of Avintes Salvador Guedes, in homage to the founding family of Sogrape, a wine company based in Avintes, Vila Nova de Gaia will be inaugurated on Saturday, 08/09/2018, in the presence of the President of the Portuguese Republic, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, which will receive a sculpture by Henrique Moreira entitled "Avintes Woman".

Sunday, January 03, 2010

Three sculptors with value


The publication of this literary work is biographical and critical and is related to three sculptors from Avintes, Portugal, named António de Sá Fernandes, Henrique Moreira and Manuel Pereira da Silva - three glories of our land.

Friday, April 17, 2009

Henrique Moreira - Sculptor

In 1991 the sculptor Henrique Moreira was honoured by the land that he was borne, Avintes.
On the centenary of his birth, the Board Council of Avintes decided to erect this monument, the work was made by the sculptor Manuel Pereira da Silva.

Monument to the Sculptor Henrique Moreira in Avintes.


Henrique Araújo Moreira (Avintes, Vila Nova de Gaia, 1890 - 1979) was an important Portuguese sculptor.
He had study in the Oporto Academy of Fine Arts, where he was student of Master António Teixeira Lopes; Henrique Moreira left us a remarkable work, recognized in numerous awards, including those of gold medals that were awarded in exhibitions in Lisbon and Seville.
In his vast work, which perpetuates the legacy of naturalist Eight hundred, there is already an updated recipe for the emergence of Art Deco aesthetics, such as denouncing the decorative buttonhole, “The Boys” in the Allies Avenue, Oporto, it is obvious the convergence of a natural harmony of lines and volumes, this naturalist expression gives to the artworks an immense serenity.


The Boys, Allies Avenue in Oporto.


“The Lady Nude” Work of Henrique Moreira, was held in 1929 and is on Allies Avenue, Oporto. Represents a naked woman, seated, with arms supported on a plinth which four faces with masks throw water into a small tank.



The Lady Nude, Allies Avenue in Oporto.


“Tenderness” in the S. Lázaro Garden, Oporto.


In Carlos Alberto Square, a monument to the Portuguese killed in The Great War of 1914-18, Oporto.

The Unknown Soldier, Carlos Alberto Square in Oporto.


Priest Américo (1959/61 - Bronze) in the Republic Square, Oporto.


The Garden Antero de Figueiredo is a small garden located in front of the Foz Market, predominantly consisting of beds of flowers. At the centre there is the bust of the writer who gives name to the Garden.


Antero Figueiredo, Foz Market in Oporto.