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Breaking with the hegemonic: Maria Augusta Rui Barbosa through her kimonos at the Rui Barbosa Historic House Museum
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Since mid-2016, the Rui Barbosa Historic House Museum (MCRB) has been systematically carrying out - through research grants and independent studies in graduate programs - studies on Maria Augusta Rui Barbosa, wife of Rui Barbosa, through its collection present at the institution. This paper will present some results of these studies.
Title: Breaking with the hegemonic: Maria Augusta Rui Barbosa through her kimonos at the Rui Barbosa Historic House Museum
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Since mid-2016, the Rui Barbosa Historic House Museum (MCRB) has been systematically carrying out - through research grants and independent studies in graduate programs - studies on Maria Augusta Rui Barbosa, wife of Rui Barbosa, through its collection present at the institution.
This paper will present some results of these studies.
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