Lisboa de 1858 no Porto de 2007

O Centro Português de Fotografia mostra a Lisboa de meados do século XIX, num "dos mais antigos e mais ricos conjuntos de imagens da capital e, pela diversidade dos temas abordados, um dos mais esclarecedores do país".

Lisboa 1858, reune imagens fotográficas conseguidas pelo pintor e fotógrafo Francês Amédée Lemaire de Ternante durante uma viagem a Lisboa nesse mesmo ano. O património monumental, vistas gerais da cidade, as gentes e as figuras da sociedade da capital do reino, em impressões originais.

Mostra seguramente interessante para historiadores, urbanistas, ou simples curiosos. A fotografia como memória, testemunhos presentes de um passado ausente.

Últimos dias, CPF, Porto, até 8 de Abril

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