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Illustrations
pages 1, 161, 162: Soccer Players, from Aldemir Martins, Brasil Futebol Rei (Rio de Janeiro: Image
Editora, 1965), pp. 22, 90.
pages 16, 19, 65, 72, 73, 79, 85: Musical Instruments of Brazil, drawings by Oswaldo Storni and
Osny Azevedo, from Alceu Maynard Aradjo, Cultura popular brasileira (Sdo Paulo:
Editora Melhoramentos, 1973), pp. 132-40.
page 21:      View of the Serra and City of Sdo Joo del Rey, from R. Walsh, Notices of Brazil in
1828 and 1829 (London: Frederick Westley and A. H. Davis, 1830), n. p.
page 31:      Musicians, drawing by Antonino Homobono, from Muniz Sodrd, Samba: 0 dono do
corpo (Rio de Janeiro: Editora Codecri, 1979), p. 11.
page 37:      Carmen Miranda, caricature by Emflio Damiani, from Luiz Henrique Saia, Carmen
Miranda: Rodando a baiana (Sao Paulo: Editora Brasiliense, 1984), p. 103.
page 41:      A Jangada in the Breakers, drawing by J. Wells, from Herbert H. Smith, Brazil: The
Amazons and the Coast (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1879), n. p.
pages 45 and 243: Sixteenth-Century Ship; and An Indian Battle Scene, engravings by Hans Staden,
from the files of Brasil/Cultura and Luso-Brazilian Review.
pages 49, 53, 151: Untitled, engravings by Ciro Fernandes, from Luso-Brazilian Review 18.1
(Summer 1981), pp. 182, 196.
page 55:      Campos, drawing by J. Wells, from Herbert H. Smith, Brazil: The Amazons and the
Coast (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1879), n. p.
page 60:      0 Casamento do Urubu, woodcut by Jos6 Martins dos Santos, from the collection of
Theo Brand~o, Museum of the Federal University of Alagoas, Brazil.
pages 95 and 105: Straining Manioc; Making Pottery, drawings by J. Wells, from Herbert H. Smith,
Brazil: The Amazons and the Coast (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1879),
n. p.
page 108:     Untitled, woodcut by Stanio, file photograph, Luso-Brazilian Review.
pages 109, 114, 118: Capoeira, drawings by Carybd, in As sete portas da Bahia (Sdo Paulo: Livraria
Martins Editora, 1962), pp. 106, 102, 109, 101.
page 119:    Brazilian musicians: (clockwise from top left) Elis Regina, Clara Nunes, Chico
Buarque, Paulinho da Viola.
page 125:    Zez6 Mota, still photograph from the film Quilombo, directed by Carlos Di6gues
(1984).