Jorge Caetano Fernandes (20th), Hst Brazilian School "puxada De Rede".

Painting, oil on canvas, Brazilian School representing the raising of the net "Puxada de rede" (The Puxada de rede (literally the raising of the net) arose after the period of slavery in Brazil, when the former slaves did not arrive to enter the job market and sought to support themselves in the sea. This is how some of these former slaves went to the depths of the swamps, in the region of Santo Amaro in the state of Bahia. It was one of the first towns where former slaves were worked.) Signed and dated lower right, certificate "Galeria de Arte, Embu" on the back. 20th century Size 50*70 cm and 93*74 cm with frame JORGE CAETANO FERNANDES He studied at the School of Fine Arts in The Hague, at KABK and at DNA (post-academic research). As an emigrant, he is interested in the relationship between humans and their direct environment. The focus of his time at DNA was the space between legend, (non-)fiction history and knowledge, what we call anomalism. In this area, the hybridization of language plays an important role: the drawings steal from cinematic aesthetics and the arguments borrow from the architecture of language. https://www.publico.pt/2013/04/12/p3/noticia/jorge-caetano-fernandes-1817081