Lot #30: Large Framed Decorative Art Print Bistro by Juarez Machado

Sound no issues 37" x 39" Juarez Machado is a Brazilian artist born in 1941 in Joinville, Santa Catarina, Brazil, known for his vibrant, colorful depictions of urban life, landscapes, and the human form. He studied at the School of Art, Paraná, and developed a distinctive style blending realism with a strong sense of color and movement. Machado has exhibited his work internationally, with solo shows in cities such as Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Paris, and New York. His work often captures the essence of Brazilian culture, while his urban scenes are influenced by his life in Paris, where he currently resides. • Born: March 16, 1941, in Joinville, Santa Catarina, Brazil. • Died: October 6, 2026 (at age 85) in Rio de Janeiro. • Education: Studied at the School of Fine Arts of Paraná (Escola de Belas Artes do Paraná) in Curitiba. • Career Highlights: Moved to Rio de Janeiro in 1966 and later to Paris in 1986, where he maintained a studio while exhibiting internationally in cities like New York, São Paulo, and Paris. • Television & Performance: In the 1970s, he gained national fame in Brazil as a pioneer of humor drawing and mime-style television segments on TV Globo's Fantástico, and created set designs for artists like Roberto Carlos. • Legacy: The Instituto Juarez Machado in Joinville preserves a large portion of his artistic archive. He was also named a knight of the French Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. Artistic Style & Themes • Mediums: Oil on canvas, oil on wooden panel, mixed media, pastel, charcoal, bronze sculpture, and lithography. • Subjects: Ballroom dancing (such as tango), jazz clubs, Parisian cafés, high-society nightlife, and whimsical human figures in elegant evening wear. • Aesthetic: Features a blend of Brazilian folkloric warmth and European theatricality, often using dynamic movement and rich color palettes. Dimensions: 37" x 30" Pickup category timeslot {A}