This collection features fine art greeting cards. The set highlights prominent 20th-century Latin American artists, including Djanira Motta e Silva’s workers in the cocoa harvest (Trabalhadores de Cacau), Aldemir Martins’ stylized rooster (Galo), Pedro Lobo’s festive night scene (Noite de São João), and Pablo Burchard Filho’s bustling open-air market (Feira Livre). These cards were part of a sophisticated editorial effort to popularize modern Brazilian art through high-quality graphic reproductions. Each card showcases the vibrant colors and regional themes—ranging from rural labor to folklore—that define the Mid-Century Modern and Naïve art movements in South America. These items serve as both collectible graphic ephemera and accessible examples of works held in major international museums.

Keywords Brazilian Art, Mario de la Parra, Djanira Motta e Silva, Aldemir Martins, Pedro Lobo, Pablo Burchard Filho, Art Cards, Latin American Folk, Mid-Century Modern, Rio de Janeiro

Estimated Value $50 – $150

Dimensions H: 6 in W: 10 in (3 ct) and H: 10 W 6 in (1ct)

Condition Report The collection of art cards is in very good vintage condition with vibrant color retention across all prints. The cardstock remains crisp with no significant foxing or moisture damage. Some individual cards may show minor yellowing along the edges or light shelf wear consistent with age and previous storage. The printed information on the reverse of each card identifying the artist and title remains clearly legible.