Female body works by famous Brazilian painter Rudolf Almodo

Behind the oil painting, the pulse of the painter is beating, and in the statue, the soul of the sculptor is breathing. - Rilph

Rudolph Almodo (December 11, 1857 – May 31, 1941) was a famous Brazilian painter, Designer and decorator. He is the principal director of teaching and academic seminars at the National Academy of Fine Arts (Enba). Although a radical in the partisan tradition, Almodo is considered an important contributor to his efforts to push academia into the artistic mainstream, which before this time often led the movements of Neoclassicism and Romanticism. Throughout his life, he was deeply influenced and inspired by Alexander Nell (1823-1889), Paul Baudry (128-1886), and Pierre DeChois (1824-198) His use of color. All his decorative works are painted according to traditional themes.

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