Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso (1887 – 1918) was a Portuguese painter. He originally studied at the Superior School of Fine Arts of Lisbon, though shortly after moving to Paris he decided to change his studies from architecture to painting. Souza-Cardoso studied at various French ateliers and eventually exhibited his work at the Salon des Indépendants. He was a modernist painter whose work was influenced by both Cubism and Futurism. He died tragically young, at the age of 30, due to the Spanish Flu.

Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso’s paintings in chronological order:

Village Market in Cardoso, 1905	Amadeo and Manuel Laranjeiro, 1906	Pont – L’Albbé, 1907
Cafe in Paris, 1908	Caricature of the artist Emmerico Nunes, 1909	Gypsies, 1910
House Manhufe, 1910	Dancer, 1910	Landscape, 1910
Windmill, 1910	The leap of the rabbit, 1911	Os galgos, 1911
Stronghold, 1912	Landscape, 1912	Portrait of Francisco Cardoso, 1912
Clown, Horse, Salamandra, 1912	Castle, 1912	Le Moulin, 1912
Motion, 1912	Untitled (boats), 1913	Head, 1913
Corpus Christi procession, 1913	Girl of carnations, 1913	Riders, 1913
The kitchen in the house Manhaus, 1913	Brook House, 1913	Head, 1913
House Manhufe, 1913	Portrait of Man, 1913	Untitled, 1914
Bridge, 1914	Painting, 1914	Don Quihote, 1914
Basque Landscape, 1914	Grief. Head. Boquilha, 1914	Sorrows, heads, 1914
Woman sevant, 1914	Windows of a fisherman, 1915	Green Eye Mask, 1915
Landscape with black figure, 1915	Green Landscape, 1915	A clear house, 1916
Popular song bird and Brazil, 1916	Parto da viola Bom Ménage, 1916	Entrada, 1917
Painting, 1917	Cash Register, 1917	Untitled (Portrait of Paul Alexander), 1917
Zinc, 1917	Brut (300 TSF) 2, 1917	Landscape
Azenhas	The Life of Instruments	At Bistrot
Composition with guitar	Composition with violin	Life of instruments
Red Ocean Blue	Sheperd	The Rat