Corn Seller on the Beach |
You also see to her right, a coconut vender. A machete cuts off the top of an ice-cold coconut and a straw is inserted to enjoy nature´s Gatorade. Afterwards, the coconut is whacked in two, to scrape out the white pulp - yummy.
As I watched the children line up for corn, it struck me how they could represent the historical ethnic make-up of Brazilians, which began with Portuguese settlers, native Indians and African slaves.
As the girls wait for their treat, a boy has found a shell to take home for his collection. The littlest girl has left the water and it heading back to get coins to buy her cob.
It was a lovely, calm afternoon which I tried to capture on canvas.
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