SimplÃcio Rodrigues de Sá
1785–1839 · Brazilian · 9 artworks
NeoclassicismPrecise lineworkIdealized portraitureBalanced compositionUse of symbolism to convey statusAttention to detail in clothing and accessories
artist bio
SimplÃcio Rodrigues de Sá was a prominent Brazilian Neoclassical painter, known primarily for his portraits of Brazilian royalty and notable figures during the early 19th century. His work provides valuable insight into the visual culture and political landscape of Brazil during its transition to independence.
what you'll learn
Studying SimplÃcio Rodrigues de Sá's work allows students to understand the adaptation of Neoclassical principles in a Brazilian context and to analyze portraiture as a tool for constructing national identity. Students can also learn about the influence of European artistic styles on the development of art in Latin America.
9 artworks
Portrait of Antônio LuÃs Pereira da Cunha, marquis of Inhambupe
1825
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Retrato Do Imperador D. Pedro I Em Traje Imperial
1826
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Portrait of Francisco Gomes da Silva, best know as "Chalaça"
1830
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Portrait of Dom Manoel Joaquim Gonçalvez, 5th Bishop of São Paulo
1828
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D. Pedro I e D. Leopoldina em trajes de Gala
1824
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Our Lady of Conception
1828
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Portrait of Emperor Pedro I
1830
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Emperor Dom Pedro I (then - prince Pedro) in São Paulo
1822
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D. Maria II
1827
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