Portraits - Alecio de Andrade

Raul Brandão, Brazilian photographer responsable for introducing Alécio de Andrade to photography, Rio de Janeiro, 1964

Carlos Drummond de Andrade, Brazilian writer and poet, Rio de Janeiro, 1964

Marcos Coimbra, Brazilian sociologist, owner of the opinion-poll institute “Vox Populi” (aged 13 in the photograph), Rio de Janeiro (Jardim Botânico), January 1964

Manuel Bandeira, Brazilian writer and poet, Rio de Janeiro, 1964

Paulo Mendes Campos, Brazilian writer, Rio de Janeiro (Zeppelin Bar), 1964

Marques Rebelo, Brazilian writer, Rio de Janeiro, 1964

Otto Lara Resende, Brazilian writer and journalist and Marcos Vasconcellos, Brazilian writer and architect, Rio de Janeiro, 1964

Roberto Alvim Corrêa, Brazilian writer, Rio de Janeiro, 1964

Lúcio Rangel, Brazilian journalist and musicologist, Rio de Janeiro, 1964

Marco Aurélio Moura Matos, Brazilian writer and translator, Rio de Janeiro, 1964

Hélio Pellegrino, Brazilian writer and psychoanalyst, Rio de Janeiro, 1964

Lúcio Costa, Brazilian architect and town-planner, Rio de Janeiro (Leblon), 1964

José Carlos de Oliveira, Brazilian writer and journalist, Paris (La Coupole), 1965

Antônio Candido, Brazilian literary critic; Fernando Sabino, Brazilian writer and Otto Lara Resende, Brazilian writer and journalist, Paris, 1965

Mimmo Rotella, Italian painter, Paris, 1965

Marques Rebelo, Brazilian writer and Elza Proença, his wife, Paris, 1965

Emiliano Di Cavalcanti, Brazilian painter, Paris, 1967

Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, Portuguese painter, Paris, 1967

Henry Miller, American writer, Paris (at the office of his French publisher Christian Bourgois), 1967

Arpad Szenes, Hungarian painter, Paris, 1967

José Sanz, Brazilian film-maker, Paris, 1967

Darius Milhaud, French composer, Paris, 1969

Mario Pedrosa, Brazilian writer and art critic, Meudon (at Alberto Magnelli’s home), 1969

Alberto Magnelli, Italian painter, Meudon, 1969

Grande Otelo, Brazilian actor, London, 1969

Lawrence Durrell, English poet and writer, Paris, 1970

James Baldwin, American writer, Paris (rue du Bac), 1970

Luiz Heitor Corrêa de Azevedo, Brazilian musicologist, Paris, 1970

Josué Montello, Brazilian writer, Paris, 1970

André Courrèges, French couturier, Paris, 1970

Pierre Cardin, French couturier, Paris, 1970

Miguel Angel Asturias, Guatemalan writer (Nobel Prize winner) and his wife, Blanca, Frankfurt (Book Fair), 1970

Shirley MacLaine, American actress, London, 1970

Lygia Clark, Brazilian painter and sculptor, Paris, 1970

Gilberto Gil, Brazilian musician, singer and composer, Paris, 1971

Pelé (Edson Arantes do Nascimento), Brazilian soccer player, Paris, 1971

Arthur Luiz Piza, Brazilian painter and engraver, Paris, 1971

Anna Freud, naturalised English psychoanalyst of Austrian origin, Vienna (Psychoanalysts Congress), 1971

Vinicius de Moraes, Brazilian writer, poet and composer and Toquinho, Brazilian musician and composer, Paris, 1971

Salvador Dalí, Spanish painter and François-Marie Banier, French photographer and writer, Paris (Hôtel Meurice), 1971

Glauber Rocha, Brazilian film-maker, Paris, 1971

Simone de Beauvoir, French writer and Jean-Paul Sartre, French writer and philosopher, Paris, 1971

Sérgio Camargo, Brazilian sculptor, Paris, 1971

Charles Mingus, double-bass player, Paris, 1971

Celso Furtado, Brazilian economist, Paris, 1971

Sérvulo Esmeraldo, Brazilian painter, sculptor and engraver, Paris (Salon de Mai), 1971

Henri Cartier-Bresson, French photographer, Paris (Fête de l’Humanité), 1972

Pierre Lazareff, French journalist, director of France-Soir, Paris, 1972

Pierre Seghers, French publisher and poet, and Vinicius de Moraes, Brazilian writer, poet and composer, Paris (Plaza Athénée), 1972

Jean-Louis Barrault, French actor, and Vinicius de Moraes, Brazilian writer, poet and composer, Paris (Théâtre de la Gare d'Orsay), 1972

Baden Powell, Brazilian musician and composer, Paris, 1972

Henri Langlois, co-founder of the Cinémathèque Française (French film archives), Paris (Cinémathèque Française), 1972

Nelson Pereira dos Santos, Brazilian film-maker (foreground) and Francisco Mascarenhas, Brazilian photographer, Paris, 1972

Edgar Morin, French sociologist, philosopher and writer, Paris, 1972

Cláudio Mello e Souza, Brazilian journalist, and Otto Lara Resende, Brazilian writer and journalist, Paris (Brasserie Lipp), 1973

Antonio Bulhões, Brazilian writer and lawyer, Rio de Janeiro (Santa Teresa), 1973

Rubem Braga, Brazilian writer, Paris, 1973

José Carlos de Oliveira, Brazilian writer and journalist, and Ferreira Gullar, Brazilian writer and poet, Buenos Aires, 1973

Oscar Niemeyer, Brazilian architect, Paris, 1973

Mário Soares, Portuguese politician and former Prime Minister, Lisbon, 1974

Cícero Dias, Brazilian painter, Paris, 1974

Arthur Rubinstein, American pianist of Polish origin, Paris (last concert at the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées), 1975

Frans Krajcberg, Brazilian sculptor, Paris (retrospective exhibition at the Centre d'art et de culture Georges Pompidou, Centre national des arts plastiques), 1975

Alexander Calder, American painter and sculptor, Paris (Galerie Maeght), 1975

David Hockney, English painter, and her husband Gregory Masurovsky, American painter, Paris (La Coupole), 1975

Simone Veil, French politician, Paris (30th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, the Grande Synagogue, rue de la Victoire), Paris, January 1975

Michèle Elsair, French landscaper, Paris (La Potée, rue Étienne Marcel), 1975

Max-Pol Fouchet, French writer, Paris, 1975

Jacques Duclos funeral, Paris, 29 April 1975

Georges Séguy, Secretary-General of the CGT (French trade union confederation); Louis Aragon, French poet and writer and Roland Leroy, director of L’Humanité, attending the funeral of Jacques Duclos, Paris, 29 April 1975

René Bertholo, Portuguese painter, Paris (rue des Saints-Pères), 1975

Adolpho Bloch, Brazilian owner of Manchete, Paris, 1975

Suely Rolnik, Brazilian psychoanalyst and art critic, and Félix Guattari, French psychoanalyst and philosopher, Clinique de La Borde, Cour-Cheverny (Loir-et-Cher), France, 1975

Mario Pedrosa, Brazilian writer and art critic, Paris (Centre National d'Art Contemporain), 1975

Mario Pedrosa, Brazilian writer and art critic ; Alexander Calder, American painter and sculptor and Mary Pedrosa, Brazilian writer (background) Galerie Maeght (“Crags and Critters”), Paris, 1975

Claude Lévi-Strauss, French ethnologist and anthropologist, Paris (Institut de France), 1975

Raymond Aron, French philosopher and sociologist, President of the lnstitut de France, member of the Académie des Sciences Morales et Politiques, Paris (Institut de France), 1976

Félix Labisse, French painter, Paris (Institut de France), 1976

Michel Foucault, French philosopher, Paris, 1976

Takis, Greek sculptor, Paris (Closerie des Lilas), 1976

Georges Mathieu, French painter, Paris (Institut de France), 28 January 1976

Naná Vasconcellos, Brazilian percussionist, Paris, 1976

Roger Blin, French director and actor, Paris (rehearsal for “Lady Strasse”), 1977

Chantal Petit, French painter and Eduardo Manet, French writer and film-maker of Cuban origin, Paris (rehearsal for “Lady Strasse”), 1977

Jean Genet, French writer, at the “Angela Davis support for The Wilmington Ten” meeting, Paris (La Mutualité), 1977

James Baldwin, American writer, Saint-Paul de Vence, 1977

Ernesto Sábato, Argentinian writer, Paris (Saint-Germain des Prés), 1977

Manuel Cargaleiro, Portuguese painter and ceramist, Paris, 1977

Francisco Alvim, Brazilian poet, Paris, 1977

Jean-Paul Sartre, French writer and philosopher, Paris (Montparnasse), 1978

Murilo Alencar, Brazilian musician, Paris, 1978

George Whitman, American bookseller and owner of Shakespeare & Company, Paris, 1978

Flavio-Shiró, Brazilian painter, sculptor and engraver, Paris, 1978

Vladimir Jankélévitch, French philosopher, Paris, 1979

Susan Sontag, American writer, Paris, 1979

Rafael Hime, Brazilian pianist, Paris, 1984

Alfred Brendel, Austrian (born in Weisenberg, Moravia) pianist, poet and essayist, Paris (Salle Pleyel), June 1984

Olivier O. Olivier, French painter, Paris (the Luxemburg Gardens), 1985

Daniel Gervis, French art dealer, Paris (FIAC, Grand Palais), 1985

Otto Lara Resende and Fernando Sabino, Brazilian writers and journalists, Rio de Janeiro (Fundação Casa de Rui Barbosa), 1985

Ángelo de Aquino, Brazilian painter “Rex”, the dog, Paris, 1985

Rudolf Serkin, naturalised American pianist of Austrian origin, Paris (Salle Pleyel), 19 February 1985

Françoise Dolto, French psychoanalyst, Paris, July 1986

Roland Topor, French illustrator, painter, writer and film-maker, Paris, 1986

Rubens Gerchman, Brazilian painter, Paris, 1986

Antonio Seguí, Argentinian painter, sculptor and engraver, Paris (La Palette), 1991

Claudio Abbado, Italian conductor, Berlin (Schauspielhaus), 1991

Chico Buarque, Brazilian singer, composer and writer, Paris, 1992

Sviatoslav Richter, Russian (born in Ukraine) pianist, 30 June 1994

Ismael Cardim, Brazilian philologist and lexicographer, Paris, 1995

Peter Brook, English director, actor, producer and scriptwriter, Paris (The Cartoucherie in Vincennes), 2000