Portuguese artists

Miguel Freitas (Portuguese Artist, born 1984) "Down by the River", 2018. Mixed Media. Private Collection.

For years, Paula Rego has taken me under her wing. Here's what her critics have yet to understand about her work.

Portugal is known for its beautiful buildings with their incredible facades covered in decorative glazed tiles. Whether it’s a glamorous palace or a crumbling house, the […]

The paintings, tapestries, and other works presented here were donated to the Foundation by the Galp group and represent part of its history, with pieces from Petrogal, the integration of Transgás, and the acquisition of ESSO's assets.

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The Portuguese. Georges Braque. 1911 C.E. Oil on canvas.

Minimal tattoo designs are usually far from simplistic - there’s lots of thinking to do to turn your idea into something stripped down yet still conveying the thought behind it! And that’s part of the beauty of minimal tattoos, don’t you agree?

Known for carving hauntingly beautiful forests and entire universes out of cardboard, Eva Jospin transforms an ordinary material into fine art.

“Germaine Greer, 1995, by Paula Rego who struggled to capture her sitter: "She was so nice. She said, ‘It doesn’t matter if it doesn’t look like me; as long as it feels like me.’ Anyway, I got it in the end... And, I won’t do another one for the National Portrait Gallery. Never".”

The artist's new exhibition asserts her status as one of Britain's leading figurative painters.