Fotos Antigas Colorizadas.

**~~Bolsonaro2018~~** · 03-30-2019, 07:57 PM

Encontrei uma página de Facebook onde um senhor faz colorizações de fotos antigas (principalmente das décadas de 30 e 40).

Decidi compartilhar neste fórum dando o devido crédito ao autor das fotos que constará registrada por marca d'água.

Centro de São Paulo, sem data.

Rua São Bento com a Rua Direita, SP (1910-12). Foto de Aurélio Becherini, notando-se na segunda porta à direita, no número 55, a entrada do estúdio do fotógrafo Michelle Rizzo.

Dois senhores conversando em um banco, São Paulo

Rio de Janeiro, 1940

Casal em um bar, São Paulo, anos 40.

Rua 25 de março, São Paulo (1940 circa)

Moça olhando para o horizonte, Rio de Janeiro (1940 circa)

Getúlio Vargas durante o Regime do Estado Novo

Uma moça aguarda ansiosamente na Cinelândia, Rio de Janeiro - 1946.

Tropas paulistas durante a Revolução de 1932 que se opunham ao Getúlio Vargas.

Martinópolis em 1945, após a criação de sua comarca

Comício em São Paulo, 1932

Entrega de diploma na formatura da 8ª série na cidade de Conchas/SP, em 1956

Avenida Central na altura da Rua do Ouvidor, com rua Miguel Couto, Rio de Janeiro, c. 1906.

Realejo na praça do Patriarca, 1953

Baile de Debutantes, Copacabana Palace, 1944

Bonde da linha 94, em direção ao bairro da Penha, durante a greve de ônibus no Rio de Janeiro, 1961.

"Cafézinho" paulistano, 1954

Menina na chuva, 1951

Enchente na cidade de São Paulo, 1919 na rua Tapajós. Essa rua fica próximo ao metrô Armênia, e faz a ligação da avenida do Estado com a Cruzeiro do Sul.

Café na Estação da Luz, São Paulo - década de 40

Largo do Paissandú, São Paulo, 1937

Largo do Arouche em Janeiro de 1942.

Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, 1947

Na imagem o soldado da FEB, Yoas Esoi de Lima, de Porto Alegre, Brasil, ansiosamente bebe o leite fresco no Mess Station Hospital, em Camp Patrick Henry em Newport News.

Crianças comendo melancia (década de 60)

Crianças usando bebedouro público, década de 10

Tanque do Zuniga, Largo do Tanque, Praça de Alagoas: os antigos nomes do Largo do Paissandu se devem à água que ali se juntava, formando uma espécie de tanque no meio da rua. Na foto, o começo da Rua de São João em 1912, com o Mercadinho de São João ao fundo, à direita, na direção do Largo do Paissandu

Praça do Patriarca (c.1935)
Ao fundo, Rua da Quitanda e, à direita a antiga sede do Mappin Stores.

Dom José André Coimbra, 2° bispo de Barra do Piraí, recepcionando alguns cavalheiros da sociedade barrense em seu palácio episcopal São José, déc. de 1940.

**~~Bolsonaro2018~~** · 03-30-2019, 07:58 PM

Encontro de mulheres, próximo ao mercado dos caipiras
1910 circa. Parque D. Pedro II. Ao fundo a rua 25 de Março, próximo da embocadura da rua General Carneiro.

Menino jornaleiro, São Paulo 1939

Festa de Santa Terezinha na cidade de Conchas, 1936

Santos Dumont, provavelmente 1898.
Em julho, constrói seu primeiro balão, o Brasil, com 6 metros de diâmetro e 113m³ de volume, foi o menor balão jamais construído para ascensões com uma pessoa a bordo.

Circa 1930, São Paulo

Desfile de Carnaval, Rio de Janeiro, 1917

Desfile carnavalesco, Rio de Janeiro, 1930

Copacabana, 1931

Expresso Sorocabana, Avaré (1910)

Em frente ao Copacabana Palace, 1941-1942

Copacabana 1941-1942

Viaduto do Chá, 1961

Cine Art na Avenida São João em 1936

Carlos Pereira da Fonseca, nascido em 12/12/1880, em Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal e falecido em 19/11/1946, Rio de Janeiro. Foto de 1945

Antes e Depois da Avenida Paulista, 1902 e 2019

**Catarinense1998** · 04-04-2019, 11:05 AM

Muito boas as fotos!! Como eu não achei quase nada de Florianópolis, postarei sobre Porto Alegre (décadas de 20 e 30):
Link para acesso: https://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1851575

Florianópolis (década de 30):

Porto Alegre:

Praça Júlio de Castilhos (el caudilho gaúcho):

Mercado público:

Rua Mostardeiro:

Rua dos Andradas:

**~~Tenma de Pegasus~~** · 04-04-2019, 01:58 PM

Que ótimo thread,valeu por compartilhar essas fotos. Primeirante, deixo claro minha inveja desses brasileiros que viveram nessa época, a única coisa que me desagrada no Brasil do Século XX é a República. Obviamente, com o Império teria sido ainda mais incrível. De qualquer forma, queria mto ter vivido no Rio de Janeiro dos 40, 60 e 70.

My opinion about the population on the pictures:

Sao Paulo was already a very cosmopolitan metropolis with a very diverse population. Sao Paulo was not segregated at all.

Rio was the Capitol and the hugest city of Brazil in this time and its incredible how the city changed way more than Sao Paulo. Rio was a city with a way more wealthier population than today and it was really a marvelous city to people who went to live there. Padaria Colombo, Panair do Brasil, Copacabana, Tom Jobim, Bossa Nova, Tom Jobim International Airport, a lot of Imperial buldings and palaces, VARIG and Copacabana Palace are some things that remember me Rio's Glamorous Past. The Elite of Rio of this time really knew how to be an Elite.

PS: its seems also Rio was way more segregated than Sao Paulo, the Beaches were completly white iberian. One hundred percent white brazilians! Its a dream! It looks a tropical version of Northwestern Iberia. Compare the pictures of Beaches with the guys on the bonde/tram, its a stark vision in my opinion, on the tram we can see workers from low class both whites and pardos, but more pardos. In the Beach we only see crownds of high class white brazilians, more european than european beaches of today and so european like the european and american beaches of the same time. Thats why foreigners and brazilians were so in love with Copacabana and its glamour.

To foreigners who dont know, Brazil never prohibit poors to go to the beach like Anglo Saxon settlement Colonies did, but only around 1980 brazilian cities started to create bus lines between poor areas and the beach elite areas and it was very polemic at the time, for example many high class cariocas complained how they did not wanted "farofeiros" in their beaches. Poor from far away areas went to others beaches before, but today many favelas grew up in rich areas and bus and metro lines were created connecting poor and rich areas of brazilian cities, this can be extended to most brazilian capitols, with less or more impact. The informal "segregation" has ended or almost it. Some people sees it as good, others as bad. I have both views, I think poors can have acess to good things too, but people how throw trash on streets, do graffitti and assalts should be banned for at least 2 or 5 years, both riches and poors.

**Catarinense1998** · 04-04-2019, 02:03 PM

Originally Posted by Tenma de Pegasus

Que ótimo thread,valeu por compartilhar essas fotos. Primeirante, deixo claro minha inveja desses brasileiros que viveram nessa época, a única coisa que me desagrada no Brasil do Século XX é a República. Obviamente, com o Império teria sido ainda mais incrível. De qualquer forma, queria mto ter vivido no Rio de Janeiro dos 40, 60 e 70.

My opinion about the population on the pictures:

Sao Paulo was already a very cosmopolitan metropolis with a very diverse population.

Rio was the Capitol and the hugest city of Brazil in this time and its incredible how the city changed way more than Sao Paulo. Rio was a city with a way more richer population than today and it was really a marvelous city to people who went to live there. Padaria Colombo, Panair do Brasil, Copacabana, Tom Jobim, Bossa Nova, Tom Jobim International Airport, a lot of Imperial buldings and palaces, VARIG and Copacabana Palace are some thing that remember me Rio Glamorous Past. The Elite of Rio of this time really knew how to be an Elite.

PS: its seems also Rio was way more segregated than Sao Paulo, the Beaches were completly white iberian. One hundred percent white brazilians! Its a dream! It looks a tropical version of Northwestern Iberia. Compare the pictures of Beaches with the guys on the bonde/tram, its a stark vision in my opinion, on the tram we can see workers from low class both whites and pardos, but more pardos. In the Beach we only see crownds of high class white brazilians, more european than european beaches of today and so european like the european and american beaches of the same time. Thats why foreigners and brazilians were so in love with Copacabana and its glamour. To foreigners who dont know, Brazil never prohibit poors to go the beach like Anglo Saxon settlement Colonies, but only around 1980 brazilian cities started to create bus lines between poor areas and the beach elite areas and it was a very polemic at the time, many for example rich cariocas complained how they did not wanted farofeiros in their beaches. Poor from far away areas went to others beaches before, but today many favelas grew up in rich areas and bus and metro lines were created connecting poor and rich areas of brazilian cities, this can be extended to most brazilian capitols, with less or more impact. The informal "segregation" has ended or almost it. Some people sees it as good, others as bad. I have both views.

Unfortunely, Rio becomed a shithole itself. A pity.

**~~Tenma de Pegasus~~** · 04-04-2019, 02:07 PM

Originally Posted by Catarinense1998

Unfortunely, Rio becomed a shithole itself. A pity.

Unfortunately, I have to agree.

**~~Tenma de Pegasus~~** · 04-04-2019, 11:01 PM

Originally Posted by Capiroto

São paulo já era a maior cidade do Brasil no começo do século 20 e o Rio sempre foi pobre com alguns áreas ricas! E sempre foi lotado de negros.

Uhum

**~~Tenma de Pegasus~~** · 04-05-2019, 03:19 PM

Thats Fortaleza. I dont know the author.

**CariocaMI** · 04-05-2019, 10:42 PM

Originally Posted by Catarinense1998

Unfortunely, Rio becomed a shithole itself. A pity.

That's true for the whole country, not just here! Unfortunately those who had power and wealth did not govern the way they should. They only cared about getting rich and did not care about the rest! They were the ones responsible for the country losing its course and becoming what it is today.