ISBN: 9788526900318

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Sao Paulo: Graficos Brunner, 1973. First edition (presumed; no earlier dates stated). Paperback. Very gentle wear to spine head and foot, very little rubbing to corners, light and small … mais…

Sao Paulo: Graficos Brunner, 1973. First edition (presumed; no earlier dates stated). Paperback. Very gentle wear to spine head and foot, very little rubbing to corners, light and small crease to rear-rear corner, pages are bright, binding is tight, else Very good(+) to near fine(-).. Oblong white octavo, 80 pages, b&w illustrations, color photographs; 17 x 18 cm. In Portuguese and English. Uncommon.|| Indians of South America -- Brazil -- Xingu River Valley. || Beautiful photographs of South American Indians. || Sans DJ., Graficos Brunner, 1973, 0, hardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book., 2.5, NEW ~ A Brazilian classic. The Villas Boas' brothers account of their expeditions in Central Brazil where they contacted various Indigenous groups (Txucarramaes, Txicaos, Crincatires, etc.) and eventually established the Parque Nacional do Xingu. 615pp. Photographs. Em portugues / Portuguese. In stock. Light shelf wear--erasure on front end paper. Usually ships in three days., EDITORA GLOBO, 1994, 6, NEW ~ A collection of nearly 30 stories in Portuguese from Indigenous groups of the Parque Indigena do Xingu collected by the legendary Brazilian Villas-Boas brothers. Intended for young readers, but of interest to adults as well. Accompanied by illustrations, including 12 full-page color, by acclaimed Rogerio Borges. 127pp. Illus. Em portugues / Portuguese. Purchased at Livro 7, Recife, Pernambuco, Brasil for shop inventory. Light shelf wear. In stock. Usually ships in three days., KUARUP, 1990, 6<

ISBN: 9788526900318

NEW ~ A collection of nearly 30 stories in Portuguese from Indigenous groups of the Parque Indigena do Xingu collected by the legendary Brazilian Villas-Boas brothers. Intended for young … mais…

NEW ~ A collection of nearly 30 stories in Portuguese from Indigenous groups of the Parque Indigena do Xingu collected by the legendary Brazilian Villas-Boas brothers. Intended for young readers, but of interest to adults as well. Accompanied by illustrations, including 12 full-page color, by acclaimed Rogerio Borges. 127pp. Illus. Em portugues / Portuguese. Purchased at Livro 7, Recife, Pernambuco, Brasil for shop inventory. Light shelf wear. In stock. Usually ships in three days., KUARUP, 1990, 6<