Hector Julio Carybé (XX) - Olimpic Centennial, 1992

CARYBÉ; Hector Julio Páride Carybé (Lanús, Argentina, 1911 – Salvador de Bahía, Brazil, 1997).
Olympic Centennial, 1992.
Type of artwork – silkscreen on 270 grams Velin d'Arches paper.
Limited Edition – 110/250
Materials - 270 grams Velin d'Arches paper
Dimensions - 35 2/5 × 24 4/5 in | 90 × 63 cm
Signature - Signed and justified by hand.
Very good
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This work is part of the 'Suite Olympic Centennial,' complete edition 110/250, which will be auctioned on September 27, 2022, in 50 consecutive lots numbered 35245230 to 35245280.
A multidisciplinary artist, Héctor Julio Páride Carybé excels in painting, drawing, illustration, ceramics, sculpture, mural painting, and even research, history, and journalism. His work is characterized by a joyful and carefree style, while still reflecting Caribbean culture, characterized by capoeira, Afro-Brazilian rituals, and the nature of the Bay of El Salvador. Carybé began his artistic career by illustrating books by famous writers, and then went on to work for various newspapers, this time as an investigative journalist. His most iconic works are the murals of the Memorial de América Latina, located in the city of São Paulo, and the murals at Miami International Airport, works that crowned Carybé as a leading figure on the Latin American scene.