Brazilian ethnicity posters & prints

Engraving of a Tupinamba Village Theodor de Bry

Chavantes (Xavante) indians, São Paulo, Brazil A Frisch

Juri and Botocudos, of the Brasilio-Guarani nation Anonymous

Centennial of Brazilian independence poster Anonymous

A Brazilian Landscape with a Sugar Mill Frans Post

How They Danced with Me Before Their Idols Theodor de Bry

Hydrographic Map of Brazil Anonymous

Alberto Santos-Dumont flying canard biplane Anonymous

Brazilians in a forest Franciscus Hackius

Chief of the Charruas from 'Pitoresque and Historical trip to Brazil' by Jean Baptiste Debret, 1834 Charles Etienne Pierre Motte

DeCabral discovering Brazil, lands & causes Mass to be sung under a tree English School

Proclamation of the Republic of Brazil. General Fonseca and the Bacayuva minister, 1889. Anonymous

Street scene, Pernambuco, Brazil Anonymous

Alberto Santos-Dumont Anonymous

House, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Anonymous

Pernambuco, Brazil Anonymous

Drawing from an album of natives of Brazil, Africa, Persia and the East India Dutch School

Scene of cannibalism in Brazil in 1644 Jan van Kessel

Brazilian negro with Tropical Bird Nicolas Antoine Taunay

Brazilian ceremony Jan Bouman

Brazil Soccer Anonymous

Brazilian Landscape with the Portuguese Residence, the Church and the Casa Granda, the River Varzea Beyond Frans Jansz Post

Solar do Unhao, with the church of N. S. de Conceicao da Praia, Salvador da Bahia Francois Rene Moreaux

Pedro I Emperor of Brazil, 1825 Henrique Jose da Silva

Halt of Brazilian Slaves Anonymous

Serinhaem village in Brazil or The home of a sugar cane planter in Brazil Frans Jansz Post

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Park 15th of November Anonymous

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

Engraving of Tupinamba Indians Executing a Prisoner Theodor de Bry

Indians as Cannibals Jan van Kessel I

Cattle herder, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Gillot

Brazilian Monkey French School

City of St. Sebastians, Rio Janeiro: Sirius & Convoy at Anchor William Bradley

Guaruja, Sao Paulo, Brazil Anonymous

Brazil from the 'Miller Atlas' by Pedro Reinel, c.1519 Portuguese School

Black Women selling Angou Jean Baptiste (after) Debret