Abstract
The article analyzes the illustration in America Brasileira: Resenha da Actividade Nacional (1922-1924), according to the drawings of three illustrators. The Brazilians: Di Cavalcanti and Zina Aita and the Portuguese Jorge Barradas. In the America Brasileira magazine illustration was constricted between tradition and modernity. The majority of covers designed by Zina Aita and Di Cavalcanti follow the art nouveau tendency (with influences from Mucha, Beardsley, Whistler. Mackintosh, Burne-Jones), demonstrating a transition to the art deco. On the other hand, Jorge Barradas illustration show scenes of Portuguese customs and social types based on the naturalism/realism and on the romantic printed illustrations from the nineteenth century.
Highlights
O artigo tem como objetivo analisar a ilustração na América Brasileira: Resenha da Actividade Nacional (1922-1924), a partir de três ilustradores, os brasileiros Di Cavalcanti e Zina Aita e o português Jorge Barradas
The article analyzes the illustration in América Brasileira: Resenha da Actividade Nacional (1922-1924), according to the drawings of three illustrators
In the América Brasileira magazine illustration was constricted between tradition and modernity
Summary
O artigo tem como objetivo analisar a ilustração na América Brasileira: Resenha da Actividade Nacional (1922-1924), a partir de três ilustradores, os brasileiros Di Cavalcanti e Zina Aita e o português Jorge Barradas. Na América Brasileira, a ilustração ficou premida entre a tradição e a modernidade, a maioria das capas de Zina Aita e Di Cavalcanti seguem a tendência da art nouveau (com influências de Mucha, Beardsley, Whistler, Mackintosh, Burne-Jones), esboçando uma transição para a art déco.
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