Vista geral do recife e porto de Pernambuco incluindo a antiga fortaleza de Picão tirada de cima do farol na esetramidade do recife

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Vista geral do recife e porto de Pernambuco incluindo a antiga fortaleza de Picão tirada de cima do farol na esetramidade do recife

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Marc Ferrez

Photographer · 1843–1923

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Marc Ferrez was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, into a family of artists that originally hailed from France. After being educated in Paris, he returned to Brazil, where he began to photograph the urban landscape of Rio de Janeiro in the 1860s. He established his own studio in 1865 specializing in landscape photography. Emperor Dom Pedro II of Brazil, himself an amateur photographer and one of the

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Date
1875–1876
Medium
Albumen silver print
Culture
Brazilian
Department
Photographs
Institution
Getty Museum
Object ID
3fc043f9-c0d2-496a-a8d5-a6d0d7b68ac0

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Looking along the reef that makes up the outer harbor of Pernambuco, with the city of Recife in the background. In the foreground is a small octagonal fort with two buildings on top. A cement pathway can be seen along the top of the reef, moving past the fort.

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    19th Century Brazilian Documentary Photography

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