An image to celebrate the building of Brasilia in 1956, by president Juscelino Kubitschek, Oscar Niemeyer's modernist capital was planned from scratch as an ideal city and built on an empty plateau. But ultimately the modernist dream failed to serve the people who lived there. 

Signed, Embossed, Open Edition.

Beautifully printed on Hahnemühle Matt Fine Art Texture Museum Etching 350g Heavyweight paper, based in Germany, Hahnemühle have been making quality paper since 1584. This paper complies with the highest archival standard for age resistance. Used in combination with Lyson chromatic inks to insure 75 years of saturated non-fading colour. Shipped in heavy duty poster tube.