Brasiliens Moderne 1940-1964
José Medeiros, Thomaz Farkas, Marcel Gautherot, Hans Gunter Flieg : Fotografien aus dem Instituto Moreira Salles
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Author
Contributions
- Farkas, Thomaz, photographer - Contributor
- Flieg, Hans Günter, photographer - Contributor
- Gautherot, Marcel, photographer - Contributor
- Medeiros, José, photographer - Contributor
- Instituto Moreira Salles - Contributor
and 1 more
- Museum für Fotografie (Berlin, Germany) - Contributor
Publication
2013 - Kunstbibliothek, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Language
German
Word Count
43,250 words, Guess
Page Count
173 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-103866788851
- ISBN-139783866788855
- OCLC Control Number870637467
- OCLC Control Number864429581
- Open LibraryOL43112684M
Classifications
- DDC770
- LCCTR41 .B737 2013
- LCCTR654 .B73x 2013
Description
In this major exhibition at the Museum für Fotografie, four exemplarily chosen photographers capture Brazil's path to modernism. Three of the photographers were European émigrés: Thomaz Farkas was Hungarian, Marcel Gautherot came from France, and Hans Gunter (Günter) Flieg was born in Germany. Their foreign roots only underscore Brazil's international appeal in the years after the Second World War up to the beginning of the Brazilian military dictatorship in 1964. José Medeiros is remembered as the country's classic photojournalist of the forties and fifties. His photo-stories for the leading Brazilian illustrated 'O Cruzeiro' captured life in Rio de Janeiro, on the beach, and at Carnival, as well as the social events and rituals of the upper ten-thousand. Contrasted to this are his picture-stories from the inland. They show the onset of technology in the world of the Indians and the magical cult of the Candomblé.
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- Kerber photo art
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