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Marvel at Oscar Niemeyer’s National Congress in Brasília! This striking black & white photo captures architectural brilliance – a must-see for art & architecture lovers.
Marcel Gautherot’s striking black & white photo of Brasília’s National Congress showcases architectural brilliance. Explore modernism & Niemeyer's design – a captivating Brazilian art piece.
Marcel Gautherot’s ‘Carnauba Leaf’ captures Brazilian nature in stark black & white. A detailed photographic study of palm fronds, showcasing geometric forms and dramatic lighting.
Marcel Gautherot Chantilly France 1910 1996 Acquired by the Instituto Moreira Salles in 1999, the complete works of French artist Marcel Gautherot total around 25,000 images, a collection spanning a vast array of themes and placing its author among the fundamental names of 20th-century Brazilian photography. Born in Paris in 1910 and settled in Rio de Janeiro in late 1940, Gautherot cast his
Marvel at Marcel Gautherot’s ‘Alvorada Palace,’ a striking B/W photo of Brasília Cathedral. Capturing modernist design & Brazilian beauty, this 1999 piece is a rare find.
Marcel Gautherot Chantilly France 1910 1996 Acquired by the Instituto Moreira Salles in 1999, the complete works of French artist Marcel Gautherot total around 25,000 images, a collection spanning a vast array of themes and placing its author among the fundamental names of 20th-century Brazilian photography. Born in Paris in 1910 and settled in Rio de Janeiro in late 1940, Gautherot cast his