Mário Peixoto, Octavio de Faria e a invenção de Limite (1931)

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https://doi.org/10.22475/rebeca.v9n2.656

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Mário Peixoto, Octavio de Faria, Cartas, Limite

Abstract

Estas são cartas inéditas, em grande parte, de Octavio de Faria para Mário Peixoto escritas do fim dos anos 20 até 1933 pelas quais Octavio realiza uma campanha publicitária em favor de Limite (1931). Pelas cartas nós podemos ver não só uma longa amizade que dura até a morte de Octavio de Faria, as ansiedades de jovens artistas e ao mesmo tempo ajuda a desmitificar o suposto isolamento de Mário Peixoto e como foi a primeira apresentação de Limite em 17 de maio de 1931.

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Published

2020-12-15

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Vol. 9 No. 2 (2020): Rebeca 18

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Out of frame

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