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Far Beyond the Ipiranga: ‘Independence Opened a Pandora's Box Hard to Imagine
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With 4,15 meters of height by 7,6 meters of width, Independence or Death, (1888), by Pedro Américo, is one of the most emblematic screens of national history. Spreaded to the mountains during the 20th century, the painting transformed Brazilian Independence into a monumental scene, with D. Pedro I in the center, surrounded by soldiers, steep horses and raised swords. [...]
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