No Instituto Moreira Salles, além da própria casa (construída em 1948 com projeto arquitetônico de Olavo Redig de Campos e projeto paisagístico e painel em azulejaria de Roberto Burle Marx 1949), pudemos apreciar duas exposições super interessantes : as fotografias de Chichico Alkmin (1886-1978) que retratam o povo de sua terra Diamantina, e alguns dos 50.000 desenhos e caricaturas de José Carlos de Brito e Cunha, o J. Carlos (1884-1950), considerado o primeiro modernista no Brasil .
In a quick visit to Rio de Janeiro, Ipanema, Leblon and the Moreira Salles Institute were in our tour.
It is always a pleasure to walk by Vieira Souto Avenue and the full of trees streets of Leblon.
At Moreira Salles Institute, besides the house (built in 1948 by architect Olavo Redigi de Campos and panel tiles and landscape projects by Roberto Burle Marx in 1949) we could see 2 interesting expositions. The first, photographs taken by Chichico Alkmin (1886-1978) portraying people from his city of Diamantina , Minas Gerais. The second, drawings, caricatures, cartoons from J.Carlos (1884-1950) considered the first modernist in Brazil because of his reading of art nouveau and art déco from 1910 on.
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| Ipanema |
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| Leblon |
Exposição de Fotografias de Chichico Alkmin
Chichico Alkmin's photograph expo
Most of the pictures do not have any information about who those people were or the date they were taken. Some, however, are peculiar, like the first one that shows the two gentlemen with their voting ID clipped in their suits.
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| Freiras Franciscanas /Franciscan Nuns (without date) |
J.Carlos Originais
Publicidade para o Almanaque Tico-Tico de 1929
Ad for the Almanaque do Tico-Tico from 1929
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