A good program in the city is to watch exhibition about Rio de Janeiro at the National Historical Museum which features historical posters and reveals the landscapes chosen by shipping and airline companies between 1910 and 1970 to represent the city.
“Rio de Janeiro like destiny – Posters on a trip1910-1970 Coleção Berardo” brings 4th posters curated by Marcio Alves Roiter, from the Instituto Art Déco Brasil, and Paulo Knauss, from National Historical Museum. Our city, for many years, was a gateway for tourists from Europe and the United States and to attract more and more new visitors, shipping and airline companies hired artists to paint the paradisiacal landscapes em posters inviting, which were disseminated throughout the world.
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The images took 40 years to be assembled, and were found in several places, such as Paris, London and New York. O Rio de Janeiro It is and has always been a very popular destination for travelers, and since the first decades of the 20th century, countless posters and postcards have appeared that illustrate its cultural beauties and traditions to the rest of the world.
Definitely a way to review our Rio de Janeiro with nostalgia and good taste!
The exhibition runs until January 17th, from Tuesday to Friday, from 10am to 5:30pm. On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays (except Christmas and New Year), from 2pm to 6pm. Tickets cost R$8 and entry is free on Sundays.
