Unfortunately, there seems to be a misunderstanding!

There weren’t any artists in Brazil during the 4th century CE. In fact, Brazil as we know it today wasn’t even inhabited by indigenous peoples who would later create complex and stunning art forms. The earliest evidence of human presence in what is now Brazil dates back to around 10,000 BCE.

Let me clarify a few things:

• Brazil’s History: The arrival of the Portuguese in the 16th century marked the beginning of European colonization in Brazil. Before that, indigenous tribes inhabited the land for millennia, developing their own unique cultures and artistic expressions, but these flourished much later than the 4th century.
• Artistic Timeline: The 4th century CE falls within the Roman Empire era and a time when significant artistic movements were happening in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.

Perhaps you’d be interested in exploring Brazilian art from a later period? I can happily discuss the vibrant works of indigenous tribes like:

• The Tupinambá: Known for their intricate body painting and feather headdresses
• The Guarani: Renowned for their skilled woodworking and weaving
• The Tikuna: Masters of ceramic artistry and colorful patterns

Let me know if you have a specific time period or style of Brazilian art in mind! I’m eager to share my knowledge.