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1894 - 1971. Known for: Modernist movement, painting, illustration, ceramics, sculpture, decoration.
Jorge Barradas was an important figure in the Portuguese modernist movement. He was born in Portugal and was a renowned painter, illustrator, ceramist, sculptor, and decorator. Barradas received... Read full biography
Jorge Barradas was an important figure in the Portuguese modernist movement. He was born in Portugal and was a renowned painter, illustrator, ceramist, sculptor, and decorator. Barradas received several awards for his work, including the Gold Medal at the International Exhibition in Paris in 1937,... Read full biography
Jorge Barradas was an important figure in the Portuguese modernist movement. He was born in Portugal and was a renowned painter, illustrator, ceramist, sculptor, and decorator. Barradas received several awards for his work, including the Gold Medal at the International Exhibition in Paris in 1937, the Columbano Prize of the Secretariat of National Propaganda in 1939, and the Sebastião Prize de Almeida in 1947. Barradas' work can be seen in almost all national and regional museums in Portugal,... Read full biography
Jorge Barradas was an important figure in the Portuguese modernist movement. He was born in Portugal and was a renowned painter, illustrator, ceramist, sculptor, and decorator. Barradas received several awards for his work, including the Gold Medal at the International Exhibition in Paris in 1937, the Columbano Prize of the Secretariat of National Propaganda in 1939, and the Sebastião Prize de Almeida in 1947. Barradas' work can be seen in almost all national and regional museums in Portugal, and there are still bas-reliefs of his authorship at Alameda D. Afonso Henriques in Lisbon
Jorge Barradas was an important figure in the Portuguese modernist movement. He was born in Portugal and was a renowned painter, illustrator, ceramist, sculptor, and decorator. Barradas received several awards for his work, including the Gold Medal at the International Exhibition in Paris in 1937, the Columbano Prize of the Secretariat of National Propaganda in 1939, and the Sebastião Prize de Almeida in 1947. Barradas' work can be seen in almost all national and regional museums in Portugal, and there are still bas-reliefs of his authorship at Alameda D. Afonso Henriques in Lisbon