Capa para a revista ABC (1927)
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Anunciação (1936, Museu do Chiado – Museu Nacional de Arte Contemporânea)
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O Baptismo de Jesus (1952, Igreja de S. João de Deus, Lisboa)
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Paisagem (1962, Centro de Arte Moderna, Lisboa)
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Jorge Nicholson Moore Barradas foi um pintor, ceramista, ilustrador e caricaturista português, nascido em Lisboa, em 1894. Frequentou o curso técnico da Escola Machado de Castro e a Escola de Belas-Artes de Lisboa, mas não chegou a concluir o curso. Entre 1910 e 1920, dedicou-se ao desenho humorístico e à publicidade. Em 1912, participou na I Exposição dos Humoristas, tendo também estado presente nas seguintes exposições dos Humoristas, de 1913, 1915, 1920 e 1924. Expôs individualmente pela primeira vez em Vigo (1913) e, no ano de 1916, viajou até Paris. Colaborou em publicações como a Ilustração Portuguesa e foi responsável pela direção artística do semanário ABC a Rir. Em 1923 viajou até ao Brasil; em 1929 colaborou na Exposição de Sevilha e recebeu uma medalha de ouro na Exposição Internacional de Paris, de 1937. Ainda em 1930, passou uma temporada em São Tomé, onde compôs um conjunto de quadros que expôs em 1931. Ao longo da década de 1930 trabalhou em cenografia para o teatro de revista. Entre 1935 e 1947, participou nas Exposições de Arte Moderna do SPN / SNI, obtendo o Prémio Columbano (1939). Entretanto, no ano de 1945, expôs no SNI obras de cerâmica, que marcaram a sua nova actividade como ceramista, que lhe valeu a atribuição do prémio Sebastião de Almeida, em 1949. No ano de 1965 realizou uma exposição individual na Galeria do Diário de Notícias, tendo falecido em 1971.
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Bibl. Wikipedia e Tipográfico.
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Jorge Nicholson Moore Barradas was a portuguese painter, ceramic artist, illustrator and caricaturist, born in Lisbon in 1894. He assisted the technical course of the Machado de Castro School and Lisbon's Fine-Arts School, but he never completed his formal education. Between 1910 and 1920, he devoted himself to humoristic drawings and advertising. In 1912, he participated in the 1st Humourists’ Exhibit, being also part of the following editions on 1913, 15, 20 and 24. He made his initial solo exhibit in Vigo in 1913 and in 1916 travelled to Paris. He collaborated with renowned papers, as the “Ilustração Portuguesa” and was in charge with the art direction of the weekly “ABC a Rir”. In 1923 he travelled to Brasil, participated in the Seville Expo in 1929, in 1930 he went to São Tomé where he painted a set of paintings he exhibited the following year, and even received a Gold Medal for his participation on the Paris International Expo in 1937. Throughout the 30’s, we worked as scenographer in theatre plays. Between 1935 and 1947, he participated at the Modern Art Exhibits of the SPN/SNI, being awarded the "Columbano Prize" in 1939. In 1945 he exhibit several ceramic art works at the SNI, which celebrated his new activity as a ceramist, being awarded the "Sebastião de Almeida Prize" in 1949. In 1965 he managed to organize an individual exhibit at the Diário de Notícias Gallery, passing away in 1971.
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Jorge Nicholson Moore Barradas was a portuguese painter, ceramic artist, illustrator and caricaturist, born in Lisbon in 1894. He assisted the technical course of the Machado de Castro School and Lisbon's Fine-Arts School, but he never completed his formal education. Between 1910 and 1920, he devoted himself to humoristic drawings and advertising. In 1912, he participated in the 1st Humourists’ Exhibit, being also part of the following editions on 1913, 15, 20 and 24. He made his initial solo exhibit in Vigo in 1913 and in 1916 travelled to Paris. He collaborated with renowned papers, as the “Ilustração Portuguesa” and was in charge with the art direction of the weekly “ABC a Rir”. In 1923 he travelled to Brasil, participated in the Seville Expo in 1929, in 1930 he went to São Tomé where he painted a set of paintings he exhibited the following year, and even received a Gold Medal for his participation on the Paris International Expo in 1937. Throughout the 30’s, we worked as scenographer in theatre plays. Between 1935 and 1947, he participated at the Modern Art Exhibits of the SPN/SNI, being awarded the "Columbano Prize" in 1939. In 1945 he exhibit several ceramic art works at the SNI, which celebrated his new activity as a ceramist, being awarded the "Sebastião de Almeida Prize" in 1949. In 1965 he managed to organize an individual exhibit at the Diário de Notícias Gallery, passing away in 1971.
