In “Ginger” by Romero Britto, joy and charm stream through lively patterns and neon colors resembling stained glass. Universally appealing, Britto’s works delightfully combine elements of Pop Art and Cubism. Britto left law school in his native Brazil, sold his car and early artworks, and moved to Europe, where he sold his paintings on the street. He later achieved fame in the United States when he was hired as a painter for Absolut Vodka. Britto’s engaging works are displayed in galleries worldwide, and used by companies including Disney, Pepsi and Evian.