Francisco Brennand

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Francisco Brennand, or Francisco de Paula de Almeida Brennand, (born June 11, 1927) is a Brazilian sculptor. Being engaged in the plastic arts, he develops his work in several supports. However, he is widely known due to his work with ceramic sculpture

[edit] Brennand's works

Many of his works elaborate on abstract beings, that are sensuality symbols. Several anatomic parts are in his studies, mainly from the female body. He also uses ceramic to create floor and wall tiles as well as bricks for construction. His studio in Recife, Brazil, exhibits several of his pieces. They're also in the Sculpture Park, located in Recife Antigo district, also in Recife.

Some of his works have been associated to Egyptian or American Native sculptures.