The Moon | Tarsila do Amaral | 1928 17th Century a shadowed landscape stretches into

a shadowed landscape stretches into the distance

isolation and intrusion

while a distant couple meets in secrecy along the damp cobbled path

Wrapped around a durable dual-layer case

Ralph Albert Blakelock was a romanticist American painter known primarily for his landscape paintings related to the Tonalism movement

The Moon | Tarsila do Amaral | 1928 17th Century a shadowed landscape stretches intoThe Moon (1928) by Tarsila do Amaral is a striking example of Brazilian Modernism, transforming the night landscape into a poetic, dreamlike vision. Curving bands of deep blue, green, and pale light flow across the composition, framing a luminous crescent moon suspended in a vast sky. Simplified forms and bold colour contrasts evoke quiet contemplation and a sense of otherworldly calm, reflecting Tarsilas distinctive blend of modernist abstraction and