Ingeborg ten Haeff
Asymmetric space and the tension between the abstract and the figure are at the core of the work by Ingeborg ten Haeff. In these two canvases the scale is not a question of size: it plays a role as significant as the colors, balances, textures, marks of the pictorial process, and the vestiges remaining on the canvas.
We are grateful to John Githens, a scholar of Slavic languages, professor of Russian at Vassar College, and Ingeborg’s husband for 42 years (1969–2011), for having donated these works to Instituto Casa Roberto Marinho. Their presence in our collection will allow this important artist, who always maintained links with our country, to begin to be garner her rightful place among the history of Brazilian art, partially constructed by artists of other nationalities.
Lauro Cavalcanti | Executive Director ICRM
Artists of Roberto Marinho's Collection
Alberto Guignard
Alfredo Volpi
Angelo Venosa
Anita Malfatti
Anna Bella Geiger
Antonio Bandeira
Antonio Manuel
Arnaldo Pomodoro
Beatriz Milhazes
Beth Jobim
Burle Marx
Candido Portinari
Carlito Carvalhosa
Carlos Vergara
Cícero Dias
Cristina Canale
Daniel Senise
Di Cavalcanti
Djanira da Motta e Silva
Emanoel Araújo
Emeric Marcier
Fernand Léger
Fernanda Montenegro
Franz Weissmann
G.T.O.
Giorgio de Chirico
Giovanni Battista Castagneto
Hilal Sami Hilal
Iberê Camargo
Ingeborg ten Haeff
Iole de Freitas
Ismael Nery
Ismael Nery
Jean Cocteau
Jean Lurçat
Jorge Guinle
José Pancetti
José Bechara
Lasar Segall
Lena Bergstein
Luciano Figueiredo
Luiz Aquila
Luiz Zerbini
Malu Fatorelli
Manabu Mabe
Manuel Messias
Marc Chagall
Marcos Coelho Benjamim
Maria Bonomi
Maria Martins
Maria Polo
Marie Laurencin
Mario Sironi
Maurice de Vlaminck
Mela Muter
Milton Dacosta
Paul Signac
Paulo Climachauska
Raoul Dufy
Raul Mourão
Regina Silveira
Roberto Magalhães
Roberto Moriconi
Roberto Rodrigues
Salvador Dalí
Sônia Delaunay
Suzana Queiroga
Tarsila do Amaral
Tikashi Fukushima
Tomie Ohtake
Tsuguharu Foujita
Vânia Mignone
Victor Brecheret
Vieira da Silva
Vittorio Gobbis
Waltercio Caldas
Wanda Pimentel
Yolanda Mohalyi
Exhibition
Angelo Venosa, sculptor
Angelo Venosa is the most important Brazilian sculptor of his generation. His work creates a language running counter to the pictorial fever of his peers in the 1980s at Parque Lage, while it also subverts the logic of planes that are displaced to create empty spaces in the solid experience of Brazilian constructive art.
Aug 25 - Nov 12
Casa Roberto Marinho Rio de Janeiro
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Foto [Photo] Isla Jay
Estúdio do artista na Lapa, 1985
Previous exhibitions
Collection in its Time
Casa Roberto Marinho
Rio de Janeiro - APR 28 TO JUL 16 2023
Trusteeship: Lauro Cavalcanti
Maria Leontina
Casa Roberto Marinho
Rio de Janeiro - APR 28 TO JUL 16 2023
Trusteeship: Alexandre Dacosta
Lélia Coelho Frota
Casa Roberto Marinho
Rio de Janeiro - APR 28 TO JUL 16 2023
Trusteeship: João Emanuel Carneiro
There's a Whole Lot of Joy Here
Casa Roberto Marinho
Rio de Janeiro - DEC 11 TO APR 02 2023
Trusteeship: Lauro Cavalcanti
Calder + Miró
Casa Roberto Marinho
Rio de Janeiro - AUG 19 TO NOV 20 2022
Trusteeship: Max Perlingeiro
Maria Martins (2)
Casa Roberto Marinho
Rio de Janeiro - MAR 12 TO JUN 26 2022
Trusteeship: Isabella Rjeille e Fernanda Lopes
Modern Flows
Casa Roberto Marinho
Rio de Janeiro - MAR 12 TO JUN 26 2022
Trusteeship: Lauro Cavalcanti
Time Completes It
Casa Roberto Marinho
Rio de Janeiro - OCT 30 TO FEB 06 2022
Trusteeship: Lauro Cavalcanti e Isabela Ono
