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Vol. 29 (2021)

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Published: 2021-12-13

Editorial

Foreword

Paulo César Garcez Marins, Maria Aparecida de Menezes Borrego

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Material Culture Studies

The Independence Site in Ipiranga: the vicissitudes of a historic place

Jorge Pimentel Cintra, Alexandre Pimentel Cintra

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The antechamber of the demolition: Revisiting the process of installation the Sé Square and Cathedral of São Paulo, in the early 20th century

Aline Canuto da Silva

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São Paulo’s popular fashion main streets: the private sector’s role in the origin and consolidation of Vinte e Cinco de Março and José Paulino streets

Stephanie Guerra de Andrade

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Casa das Fazendas Pretas, urban trade, and mourning practices in the late 19th century

Juliana Schmitt

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“Continua a febre dos monumentos”: The statuomanie in the Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) press (1880s-1930s)

Rafael Dias Scarelli

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Letters to José Sidrim: graphy of affects in the Eclectic Belém

Mateus Carvalho Nunes, Pietra Paes Barreto

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The imagetic constitution of an idyllic Belém: trans-historicity and movement of images on Port of Pará’s policies

Mateus Carvalho Nunes, Marcia Cristina Ribeiro Gonçalves Nunes, Jorge Eiró

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Robert Chester Smith in Brazil: a field art history

Sabrina Fernandes Melo

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Textual typology of Roquette-Pinto at the Museu Nacional

Pedro Libanio Ribeiro de Carvalho

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Post-mortem chronicle: the life and work of Primitivo Moacyr through the memory of Afonso D’Escragnolle Taunay

Rosana Areal Carvalho, Raphael Ribeiro Machado

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Menus: the ephemeral prints and the research in Food History

Eliane Morelli Abrahão

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The multiple faces of Valério Vieira

Érico Monteiro Elias

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Photomontage and Brazilian press (1900-1940): a preliminary approach

Annateresa Fabris

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A modern architecture collection: Image and narrativity in Henry-Russell Hitchcock’s catalog on Latin America (1955)

Claudia Costa Cabral

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The modern woman goes to Hollywood: femininity representation in the fashion editorial of Rhodia Têxtil in partnership with Claudia magazine (April 1967)

Gabriela Soares Cabral

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"A Very Pronounced Taste for Natural History”: M.&E. Natté’s Hummingbird Fans between Art and Science

Patrícia Dalcanale Meneses

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Iron lace: a donation for the Brazilian civilizing memory

Irina Aragão dos Santos

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Cannons from Ipanema: technology, industry, logistics, and politics in 1840

Fernando Jose Gomes Landgraf, Adler Homero Fonseca de Castro, Paulo Eduardo Martins Araujo, Luciano Bonatti Regalado

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The immaterialities of the material: the repatriation of the El Cristiano cannon to Paraguay

Jaqueline de Jesus Hoiça, Sandra Paschoal Leite de Camargo Guedes

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From Scotland to the Amazon: the iron rain water pipes from the Scottish foundry W. McFarlane & Co. on façades of the Historical Center in Belém, Pará, Brazil

Flávia Olegário Palácios, Yasmim Silva de Almeida, Marcela Cristiane Sousa Raiol, Yasmin Caldas Moraes

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From color to urban image: Contemporary paradigms in the colors of Brazilian cultural heritage

Luciana da Silva Florenzano, Rosina Trevisan Martins Ribeiro

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The craftsmen of concord: notes on the Prague Congress of Folk Arts (1928)

Caion Meneguello Natal

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Being and appearing: clothing and social hierarchy in the satire of Frei Lucas de Santa Catarina (Portugal, 18th century)

Luciana da Silva

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“Susanna and the Elders” in question: a biblical episode, its representations and relations with the government of justice in the Ancien Régime (16th-17th centuries)

Fernanda Deminicis de Albuquerque, Marcello José Gomes Loureiro

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The painting of Father Bourel: paths of a painting

Maria Emilia Monteiro Porto

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Hands on clay: notes for an approach to the materiality of cuneiform writing

Leandro Penna Ranieri, Anita Fattori

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Early Modern Printed Artefacts: Form and materiality of hand-press works housed at the rare book collection of the University of Brasília’s Central Library

André de Melo Araújo

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Museums

Musée national de l’histoire de l’immigration – Persona grata: the human concept of hospitality for immigrants and refugees

Leandro Benedini Brusadin

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Latin American artists in modernist Paris: a difficult consecration

Ana Paula Cavalcanti Simioni

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Kimono: elucidating meanings of Japanese textile artifacts for a museum audience

Sophia Luu, Ellen McKinney

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The Kaingang, Guarani Nhandewa and Terena collections - Documentary journey, requalification and collaborative process

Marília Xavier Cury

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Cursed sciences? Assyriology and Egyptology: colonial metaphors, objects, and museums from South America

Leila Salem, Rodrigo Cabrera

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A study about adolescents reading and interactions during a visit in Universum Science Museum, Mexico

Jessica Norberto Rocha, Luisa Massarani, Lara Mucci Poenaru, Alanna Dahan Martins, Alba Patricia Macías-Nestor

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Pandemic, museum, and virtuality: museological experience in the “new normal” and the resignification of museum in the virtual environment

André Fabrício Silva

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Debates

Introduction

Solange Ferraz de Lima

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Brief history of art curation in museums

Ana Gonçalves Magalhães, Helouise Costa

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Comment I: Art curatorship in and out of museums

Jesús Pedro Lorente

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Comment II: Museum – Curator. Past, present and agency of concepts and institutions

María Isabel Baldasarre

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Curatorship in anthropological museums

Camilo de Mello Vasconcellos

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Comment I: Curatorial process, anthropological museums and decolonization

Camila Azevedo de Moraes-Wichers

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Comment II: An anthropological perspective on curating: from the agency of objects to their artification

Ilana Seltzer Goldstein

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Fundamental principles of the curatorial work at the entomological collection of the Museum of Zoology of the University of Sao Paulo

Carlos Roberto Ferreira Brandão, Kelli dos Santos Ramos, Mônica Antunes Ulysséa, Alvaro Doria dos Santos, Tamires de Oliveira Andrade

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Comment I: Arranging so many shapes and so much beauty

Manuelina Maria Duarte Cândido

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Comment II: On curatorial processes in scientific policy

Maria Margaret Lopes

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Comment III: Notes on the management of biological collections

Nelson Sanjad, Sue Costa

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Curating in history museums

Vânia Carneiro de Carvalho , Paulo César Garcez Marins, Solange Ferraz de Lima

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Comment I: Less certainties, louder voices: the curatorial gesture in the face of new social demands

Cristina Meneguello

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Comment II: Caring for the other in museums: a new paradigm

Myrian Sepúlveda dos Santos

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ECM/Dossier: History of Urbanization in Brazil

Introduction

Beatriz Piccolotto Siqueira Bueno

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Villages and cities in transit: urban settlements, indigenous agency and colonial frontier in the formation of the platinum space (16th and 17th centuries)

José Carlos Vilardaga

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Displacement and ocean interconnections: Military engineer and journeyman between the Captaincy of Ceará (Brazil) and the kingdom of Portugal

Clovis Ramiro Jucá Neto, José Ramiro Teles Beserra

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Stories of a campaign: Portuguese territorial expansion into the quilombos of Alto São Francisco and Alto Paranaíba Rivers in the 18th century

Karen Pessoa Freire

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Bringing justice and the cross to the hinterlands: the occupation movements in the hinterlands of Rio Grande and the formation of the parish of N. Sra. da Conceição do Bom Sucesso do Rio Pardo in the second half of the 18th century

Rafael Augusto Silva Ferreira, Renata Baesso Pereira

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Material culture and social practices on the Caminho do Viamão: toponymic landscapes, archaeology of everyday experience of mule drive, muleteers' profiles and their baggage (18th and 19th centuries)

Beatriz Piccolotto Siqueira Bueno, Alice Pereira Barreto, Guilherme Silvério Dias

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The toponimyc venture from Northern “Sertões” and State of Maranhão: landscape, settlement and diversity

Damião Esdras Araujo Arraes

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The city as an artifact: what Décimas Urbanas reveal about the decadence in the captaincy of Goiás

Nádia Mendes de Moura

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São Luiz do Paraitinga: iluminist to what extent?

Diogo Fonseca Borsoi

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The role of rural neighborhoods in the consolidation of Bragança Paulista territory

Carolina Gonçalves Nunes, Ivone Salgado

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Conservation and Restoration

A comparative study of the microclimatic dynamics in areas adapted for collection conservation purposes from the perspective of sustainability

Anna Laura Canuto Rocha de Andrade, Andrea Cavicchioli

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Considerations about decision making on the conservation of an 18th century illuminated manuscript

Ana Cristina Torres Campos

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Documents

Architectural collections as historical spaces of education

José Lira, Jonas Delecave, Victor Próspero, João Fiammenghi

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Errata

ERRATA: Displacement and ocean interconnections: military engineer and journeyman between the Captaincy of Ceará (Brazil) and the kingdom of Portugal

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