Retratos imigrantes
Imigrant portraits
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Author
Contributions
- São Paulo (Brazil : State). Museu da Imigração - Contributor
Publication
2015 - SESI-SP editora, São Paulo, Brazil
Language
Portuguese
Word Count
44,500 words, Guess
Page Count
178 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-108582055498
- ISBN-139788582055496
- OCLC Control Number949867893
- Open LibraryOL44393312M
Classifications
- LCCTR681.I54 R48 2015
Alternate Titles
- Imigrant portraits
- Immigrant portraits
- Retratos imigrantes.
- Retratos imigrantes. English.
Description
This book is the result of years of research by John Kulcsár - art professor and curator of national and international exhibitions - who had privileged access to documents and images of Ellis Island, New York's port island symbol of immigration to the United States early in the century, and to the collection of the Museum of Immigration of São Paulo, where he conceived a project that relates the two collections, portraying the experience of immigration in the United States and Brazil. Immigrant portraits is a privileged representation of fundamental moments in the history of humanity, bringing the record of people and families who left everything behind to immigrate, seek alternatives and opportunities to erect new communities with more tolerant, peaceful and democratic perspectives.
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Series Statement
- Memória e sociedade
- Memória e sociedade (São Paulo, Brazil)
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