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The Journal of Decorative and Propaganda Arts 21, Brazil Theme Issue, 1995

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Content includes:
Stages in the Formation of Brazil’s Cultural Profile – Aracy Amaral and Kim Mrazek Hastings
Marc Ferrez: A Master of Brazilian Photography – Pedro Vasquez and Robert Myers
Opera Houses – Benedito Lima de Toledo and Elza B. de Oliveira Marques
Illustrated Books and Periodicals in Brazil, 1875-1945 – José E. Mindlin
Artistic Intentions in Iron Architecture – Geraldo Gomes
The Art of J. Carlos – Isabel Lustosa and Paulo Henriques Britto
The Legacy of Raymundo Ottoni de Castro Maya – Carlos Martins and Elizabeth Wynn-Jones
Rio de Janeiro, 1875-1945: The Shaping of a New Urban Order – Rachel Sisson and Elizabeth A. Jackson
Roberto Burle Marx: The Last Interview – Conrad Hamerman and Roberto Burle Marx
John Graz and the Graz-Gomide Family – Irma Arestizábal and Edward Shaw
Flávio de Carvalho: Modernism and the Avant-Garde in São Paulo, 1927-1939 – Rui Moreira Leite and Izabel Murat Burbridge
The Modernization of Brazilian Urban Space as a Political Symbol of the Republic – Celina Borges Lemos and Elizabeth A. Jackson
The Jungle in Brazilian Modern Design – Paulo Herkenhoff and Kim Mrazek Hastings

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 1995
  • Client/Publisher: The Wolfsonian
  • Size: 184mm x 254mm

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The Journal of Decorative and Propaganda Arts 21, Brazil Theme Issue 1995
The Journal of Decorative and Propaganda Arts 21, Brazil Theme Issue, 1995
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