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Curitiba - PR | 1958​

10. The tabebuia trees of Curitiba


22,8 x 30,3 cm  |  Hand-watercolor lithograph 
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It is said that when the tabebuia trees bloom, it’s the end of winter. The tabebuia trees know far more than meteorologists do.​

In this country where nothing happens like back home, flowers blossom before leaves bloom. The lacework of leafless branches awakens one morning full of bunches of little golden bells, a joyful enchantment in the spring sun.

Whether a September shower falls or a gust of wind blows, then it’s not only the trees but also the lawns and sidewalks that are covered with a coat of light.