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Marcos Antonio de Araujo, Second Baron of Itajuba (1842-1897
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Marcos Antonio de Araujo, Second Baron of Itajuba (1842-1897
Marcos Antonio de Araujo, Second Baron of Itajuba (1842-1897). Consul general in Hamburg. Engraving by Capuz. The Spanish and American Illustration, 1872. Colored
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1872 Americana Antonio Baron Capuz Consul Espanola Glasses Hamburg Ilustracion Marcos Sideburn Araujo
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This engraving showcases Marcos Antonio de Araujo, the Second Baron of Itajuba (1842-1897), during his tenure as Consul General in Hamburg, Germany, in 1872. The image, an intricately detailed work by the skilled hand of Capuz, presents a striking and contemporary depiction of the Baron. Born in Brazil, Marcos Antonio de Araujo rose to prominence as a political figure in the late 19th century. His noble title, Baron of Itajuba, was bestowed upon him by the Portuguese monarchy. In this portrait, the Baron is seen wearing an elegant suit, complete with a crisp white shirt, a dark waistcoat, and a stylish cravat. He dons a pair of sideburns and a neatly trimmed mustache, adding to his distinguished appearance. The Baron's expressive face, with its deep-set eyes and furrowed brow, conveys a sense of intensity and focus. He gazes off to the side, indicating his preoccupation with the political matters at hand. The engraving's intricate details, from the folds in his suit to the delicate patterns on his glasses, serve to highlight the Baron's refined and sophisticated demeanor. At the time of this portrait, Marcos Antonio de Araujo was serving as the Consul General of Brazil in Hamburg, Germany. This position placed him at the center of diplomatic relations between Brazil and Germany, as well as between Brazil and Spain and the United States, given the Spanish and American Illustration's publication in both countries. The Baron's role as a diplomat required a keen understanding of international politics, and this portrait captures the intensity and focus that would have been necessary to navigate the complex political landscape of the late 19th century. This engraving, with its rich colors and intricate details, offers a glimpse into the life and career of a remarkable historical figure. Marcos Antonio de Araujo, the Second Baron of Itajuba, remains an intriguing and important figure in the history of Brazilian and international diplomacy.
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