Brasil, França · 1944–2025
Sebastião Salgado
- 69no catálogo
- 0em exposição agora
- 4coleções
- 1país
Brasil
1985 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Transporting Bags of Dirt in the Serra Pelada Gold Mine, Brazil
1986 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Untitled (Serra Pelada, Brazil)
1986-89 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
Greater Burhan Oil Field, Kuwait (Capping a Wellhead)
1991 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Church Gate Station, Bombay, India, 1995
1995 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Marine iguana (Amblyrhynchus cristatus). Galápagos. Ecuador.
2004 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
A southern elephant seal (Mirounga leonina). Males can weigh more than 6,600 pounds, although females rarely exceed 2,000 pounds. Valdés Peninsula. Argentina.
2004 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Marine iguana (Amblyrhynchus cristatus). It is the only type of iguana in the world able to live in salty waters. Galápagos. Ecuador.
2004 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Fiery lava flows out of the crater through an underground break. Volcanic eruption of Mount Nyamulagira in May 2004. Democratic Republic of Congo.
2004 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
At times, only the tails of the southern right whales (Eubalaena australis) are visible. Valdés Peninsula. Argentina.
2004 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The southern right whale (Eubalaena australis) has two separate blow holes. As a result, a cloud of vapor in a distinctive V-shape appears when these whales surface. Valdés Peninsula. Argentina.
2004 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Two Weddell seals (Leptonychotes weddellii) on an iceberg close to Foyn Harbour on Enterprise Island, in Errera Canal. Antarctic Peninsula.
2005 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
A young Himba woman near the Katapati River in Marienfluss, Kaokoland. Namibia.
2005 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
On King George Island, there is a large concentration of elephant seals (Mirounga leonina). As adults, these animals, weighing four to five tons, are the largest seals in the world. Antarctic Peninsula.
2005 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Preparing a young girl for the final stage of the Amuricumã ceremony at the Kamayura village. Upper Xingu, Mato Grosso, Brazil.
2005 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
A leopard (Panthera pardus) in the Barab River Valley, Damaraland. Namibia.
2005 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Genesis
2005 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Iceberg between Paulet Island and the South Shetland Islands on the Weddell Sea. Antarctic Peninsula.
2005 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The Akanan River. Mirroring the forest and the Auyantepui in the background, its water is black because of organic tannins released during decomposition. Venezuela.
2006 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Group portrait of all the Kamayura shamans. Upper Xingu, Mato Grosso, Brazil.
2006 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
On the plateau of the Kukenan Tepui, wind and water erosion has sculpted bizarre shapes from the ancient rocks. Amazonia. Venezuela.
2006 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
In the Dinka village of Ger, a symbolic representation of horns is carved on the inside wall of a traditional home. Southern Sudan.
2006 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The Roraima Tepui, which straddles the borders of southeastern Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana. Tepui is a Pemon Indian word for mountain. Amazonia. Venezuela.
2006 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Kamen Volcano (foreground) and Kluchevskoy Volcano (background). Kamchatka’s two highest peaks. Kamchatka. Russia.
2006 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Plains zebra (Equus quagga). Okavango Delta, Botswana.
2007 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
This view of the Grey Glacier from John Gardner Pass reveals the erosion of rocks caused by the constant movement of the glacier. Southern Patagonian Ice Field. Chile.
2007 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Scarification is carried out with sharp stones, knives, or razor blades. Ash is rubbed into the wound, promoting scar-tissue growth. Surma village of Regia, Omo National Park, near Maji. Ethiopia.
2007 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
A San hunter holding a korhaan (Eupodotis melanogaster). This bird is captured using its eggs as bait and a snare made of twigs. Botswana.
2008 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Teureum, sikeirei and leader of the Mentawai clan. This shaman is preparing a filter for sago, with the leaves of this same tree. Siberut Island. West Sumatra. Indonesia.
2008 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Performer of the singsing festival of Mount Hagen. Western Highlands Province. Papua New Guinea.
2008 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The healing or trance dance is the San’s most important mystical ritual. The frenzy of their trance, some San people believe, marks their entry into the world of spirits. Botswana.
2008 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Victoria Falls, viewed from Zimbabwe.
2008 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The San people make a fire by twirling a stick against a piece of hardwood, held in place by a foot or hand. Botswana.
2008 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The Serra Curicuriari, with the Rio Negro in the background, lies south of São Gabriel da Cachoeira in the north of Brazil’s Amazon region. Amazonia. Brazil.
2009 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The eastern part of the Brooks Range, which rises to over 9,800 feet. The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Alaska. USA.
2009 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Approximately 1,500 miles long, the Juruá River is one of the Amazon’s longest tributaries. Amazonia. Brazil.
2009 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The Zavodovski Island is home to some 750,000 couples of chinstrap penguins (Pygoscelis antarctica) as well as a large colony of macaroni penguins (Eudyptes chrysolophus). South Sandwich Islands.
2009 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The Erg Ubari is a vast expanse of sand dunes. It has no fresh water, but it contains a number of salt lakes concentrated in an area known as the “Ramla d’El Daouda,” meaning the Dune of the Worm-Eaters. Libya.
2009 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Large sand dunes between Albrg and Tin Merzouga, Tadrart. South of Djanet, Algeria.
2009 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Typically, the women in the Zo’é village of Towari Ypy use the red fruit of the urucum (Bixa orellana) to color their bodies. It is also used in cooking. Pará, Brazil.
2009 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The eastern part of the Brooks Range, which rises to over 9,800 feet. The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Alaska. USA.
2009 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The Anavilhanas, the name given to around 350 forested islands in Brazil’s Rio Negro, form the world’s largest inland archipelago. Amazonia. Brazil.
2009 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The Pachypodium plant (Pachypodium lamerei) as shown here, in its homeland can grow up to 85 feet in height. Tsingy of Bemaraha National Park. Madagascar.
2010 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The Grand Canyon viewed from National Forest, Arizona. The big mesa visible on the far side of the canyon is in Navajo territory. This photograph was taken during a localized snowstorm. USA.
2010 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Bryce Canyon National Park during a snowstorm. Utah. USA.
2010 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Yali men spend most of their time hunting in the forest where they also collect insects, fruit and vegetables. West Papua. Indonesia.
2010 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Basaltic organ pipes on Mitsio Island. Madagascar.
2010 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Men from several of New Guinea’s ethnic groups, cover and protect their genitals with the koteka, or penis gourd. West Papua. Indonesia.
2010 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Since elephants (Loxodonta africana) are hunted by poachers in Zambia, they are scared of humans and vehicles, they usually run quickly into the bush. Kafue National Park, Zambia.
2010 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The confluence of the Colorado and the Little Colorado from the Navajo territory. The Grand Canyon National Park begins after this junction. Utah. USA.
2010 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
At dawn, the water in lakes and small rivers, still warm from the previous day’s sun,vaporizes and condenses to form strange and beautiful fog banks. Kafue National Park, Zambia.
2010 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Yacare caimans (Caiman yacare) in the Pantanal, one of the world’s largest wetlands, covering a vast area of western Brazil and spilling into Paraguay and Bolivia. Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil.
2011 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The biguatinga, or anhinga (Anhinga anhinga), is a large aquatic bird. Here it has just caught a lambari (Astyanax bimaculatus). Cuiabá River in northern Pantanal. Mato Grosso, Brazil.
2011 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
A jaguar (Panthera onca), the largest cat of the Americas. Encontro das Águas National Park. Pantanal. Mato Grosso. Brazil.
2011 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
When the weather is particularly hostile, the Nenets and their reindeer may spend several days in the same place. Ob River. Arctic Circle. Yamal Peninsula. Siberia. Russia.
2011 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
The arara vermelha, or red and green macaw (Ara chloropterus) paint the sky over the Pantanal. Buraco das Araras Park. Mato Grosso do Sul. Brazil.
2011 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Guatemala
1978 · Não exposta · Art Institute of Chicago
Mexico
1980 · Não exposta · Art Institute of Chicago
Brazil
1980 · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
Three Communion Girls, Brazil
1981 · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
Brasil
1983 · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
Serra Pelada, State of Para, Brazil
1986 · Não exposta · Art Institute of Chicago
Serra Pelada, State of Para, Brazil
1986 · Não exposta · Art Institute of Chicago
Serra Pelada, State of Para, Brazil
1986 · Não exposta · Art Institute of Chicago
Gold Mine, Serra Pelada, Brazil
1986 · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
Three Coal Miners, India, from the series "Workers"
1989 · Não exposta · Art Institute of Chicago
Coal Workers, India
1989 · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
Tuna Fishing, Trapani, Sicily, Italy
1991 · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
People of Keny Walking for Polio Vaccinations, Rumbek District, Southern Sudan
2001 (printed 2009) · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis