Marc Ferrez Collection

Drying coffee beans, Brazil, c. 1880 s
Drying coffee beans, Brazil, c.1880 s

National Museum, Brazil, c. 1880 s
National Museum, Brazil, c.1880s Located in Quinta da Boa Vista park, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Bay Todos os Santos, Paqueta, Brazil, 1880s. Creator: Marc Ferrez (Brazilian, 1843-1923)
Bay Todos os Santos, Paqueta, Brazil, 1880s

The Rua do Ouvidor, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1895. Creator: Marc Ferrez
The Rua do Ouvidor, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1895. Shops and pedestrians in a busy street. From " Round the World in Pictures and Photographs

Jauapiry Indian with weapons, Brazil, 19th century

Vista geral das principaes cachoeiras superiores de Paulo Affonso vistas de baixo; Marc Ferrez (Brazilian, 1843 - 1923); Paulo Afonso, Bahia, Brazil; 1875 - 1876; Albumen silver print

Ruinas de Palmyra Marc Ferrez Brazilian 1843
Ruinas de Palmyra; Marc Ferrez (Brazilian, 1843 - 1923); Olinda, Pernambuco, Brazil; 1875 - 1876; Albumen silver print

O Pao de Assucar na entrada da Bahia do Rio Janeiro
O Pao de Assucar, na entrada da Bahia do Rio de Janeiro, tirado do Morro de Santa Thereza; Marc Ferrez (Brazilian, 1843 - 1923); Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; 1870s; Albumen silver print

Group portrait men Marc Ferrez Brazilian 1843
Group portrait of men; Marc Ferrez (Brazilian, 1843 - 1923); Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; about 1876 - 1882; Albumen silver print

Vista da parte superior do recife de Pernambuco olhando - se para o sul; Marc Ferrez (Brazilian, 1843 - 1923); Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil; 1875 - 1876; Albumen silver print

The Curved Bridge of the St. Anthony River Aqueduct (Aqueducto do Rio Sto. Antonio - Ponte Curva).; Marc Ferrez, Brazilian

Tramway do Rio do Ouro / Vista do trem de servico
Tramway do Rio do Ouro/Vista do trem de servico; Marc Ferrez, Brazilian, 1843 - 1923; 1880s; Gelatin silver printing-out paper print; Image: 26.5 x 39.4 cm (10 7/16 x 15 1/2 in.)

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"Exploring Brazil's Rich Heritage: The Captivating Lens of Marc Ferrez" Step back in time to the enchanting 1880s, as Marc Ferrez, a renowned Brazilian photographer, captures the essence of his beloved country. In one frame, we witness the meticulous process of drying coffee beans, an integral part of Brazil's thriving economy during that era. Ferrez's lens transports us further into Brazil's vibrant history with images from the National Museum and Bay Todos os Santos in Paqueta. These snapshots offer glimpses into daily life and architectural marvels that have stood the test of time. Moving forward to 1895, we find ourselves strolling down Rua do Ouvidor in Rio de Janeiro. Through Ferrez's eyes, we experience bustling streets filled with people going about their day amidst charming buildings and horse-drawn carriages. But it is not just cityscapes that captivate Ferrez; he also turns his camera towards indigenous cultures. His photograph featuring a Jauapiry Indian adorned with weapons showcases both their strength and unique traditions that have shaped Brazil for centuries. As our journey continues through Ferrez's lens, we encounter breathtaking natural wonders like "Vista geral das principais cachoeiras superiores. " This awe-inspiring view allows us to appreciate nature's grandeur while highlighting Ferrez's ability to capture its beauty effortlessly. Ruinas de Palmyra takes us beyond Brazilian borders as Ferrez explores ancient ruins outside his homeland. It serves as a testament to his versatility as a photographer who sought inspiration far and wide. Returning home once again, O Pao de Assucar na entrada da Bahia do Rio Janeiro reminds us of iconic landmarks that define Rio de Janeiro - Sugarloaf Mountain standing tall at the entrance to Guanabara Bay. Marc Ferrez doesn't limit himself solely to landscapes or monuments; he skillfully immortalizes groups too.