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The Tango
Artist: Rafael Barradas
Date: Circa 1913

Rafael Barradas, a central figure in Uruguayan modernism, infused his work with color and movement influenced by Futurism and Cubism. In this lively composition, the energy of dance is conveyed through fractured forms and bold tonal contrasts, capturing the rhythm and spectacle of the tango. His style, both avant-garde and expressive, makes this piece a notable collectible and a striking decorative work for interiors that celebrate culture, movement, and modernist energy.

Print Details:

  • Giclée Reproduction of the original oil painting

  • Archival Matte Paper 11"x17" untrimmed

  • Suitable for Framing

  • Carefully packaged and shipped flat

Ideal for:

  • Collectors of Rafael Barradas and Uruguayan modernist art

  • Enthusiasts of Futurist, Cubist, and early 20th-century modern movements

  • Dance, music, and performance-inspired décor settings

  • Admirers of Latin American art history

A vibrant celebration of rhythm—Barradas transforms the tango into modernist motion and color.

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