“Bandeira do Brasil” Live Benefit Raffle

The Raffle

Live Benefit supporters in the United States are eligible to participate in a raffle for a chance to win one limited-series print edition of 16, each signed and unique with hand-applied platinum and gold by the artist, based on Neil Grayson’s oil on canvas painting “Bandeira do Brasil”. This work is part of a limited-series print edition (28 x 40 in.), and was created by Neil Grayson to celebrate BrazilFoundation’s 20th anniversary. The print is unframed, with a market value of US$15,000.

Look closely and you will find the world-famous Christ the Redeemer statue, a soccer ball, a mythic river mermaid (“Iara”), and much, much more… This is your chance to own one of these stunning works while helping BrazilFoundation!

How the raffle will work

A donation of US$750 equals one entry into the raffle. Eligible supporters are welcome to donate as many times as they wish. Each entry will be assigned a number by BrazilFoundation, with the winning number to be chosen randomly on September 18th.

About the Artist

Neil Grayson (b. 1968) is a New York City-based artist working primarily in oil on canvas, often incorporating metals as pigments. As a teenager, Grayson was an obsessive prodigy, studying and then perfecting the techniques of the masters. Particularly drawn to Rembrandt’s self-portraits, he became fixated on “Chiaroscuro”, how light is captured in oil paint. He is represented by Eykyn Maclean Gallery in NYC.

Throughout Grayson’s career, he has consistently painted various flags which he describes each as “a portrait of a culture”. Bandeira do Brasil is Grayson’s most recent portrait of a unique culture, depicting Brazil through more than a dozen iconic images and many historical details, carefully camouflaged in the golden cradle encompassing an earth-like sphere, which all exist within the canopy of the Brazilian Amazon.

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Tickets

Your donation is tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by the law. The winner of the raffle will not receive a tax deduction as they will become owner of the print.