Vista aérea do Vale do Anhangabaú e arredores. São Paulo/SP

Obra	Vista aérea do Vale do Anhangabaú e arredores. São Paulo/SP
Criador(a)	Fotolabor; Werner Haberkorn
Instância de	negative
Material utilizado	gelatin silver paper

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Vale do Anhangabaú: park and valley in São Paulo, Brazil

São Paulo: municipality of São Paulo state, Brazil

Avenida São João: road in São Paulo

Colégio de São Bento: school in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Alexandre Mackenzie Building: building in São Paulo city

Edifício Altino Arantes: skyscraper in São Paulo, Brazil

Edifício do Banco do Brasil: building in São Paulo, Brazil

Edifício Brasilar: building in Bela Vista, Brazil

CBI Esplanada: building in São Paulo, Brazil

Conde de Prates Building: building in São Paulo, Brazil

Edifício Esther: building in São Paulo, Brazil

Martinelli Building: skyscraper in São Paulo, Brazil

Riachuelo Building: patrimônio localizado no Brasil

Matarazzo Building: building in São Paulo, Brazil

Post Office Palace: building in São Paulo, Brazil

Hotel São Paulo Inn: hotel in São Paulo

Othon Palace Hotel: hotel in São Paulo, Brazil

Antiga Igreja de São Bento: church building in Central Zone of São Paulo, Brazil

Mappin: Brazilian defunct department stories chain

Palacetes Prates

Maua Palace: former name of the Forum Hely Lopes Meirelles building

Dom Pedro II Park: Park in São Paulo, Brazil

Ramos de Azevedo Park: park in São Paulo, Brazil

Municipal Theater of São Paulo: theatre in São Paulo, Brazil

Viaduto do Chá: Viaduct in São Paulo, Brazil

Santa Ifigênia Bridge: bridge in São Paulo, Brazil

avenue: wide, straight, usually tree-lined road or approach

educational institution: institution that provides education

religious building: building intended for religious worship or other activities related to a religion; ceremonial structures that are related to or concerned with religion

hotel: business enterprise that provides indoor lodging in a single location paid on a short-term basis

park: permanently dedicated recreation area, often open to the public and generally characterized by natural, historic, or landscape features

square: open public spaces in cities or towns, usually rectilinear, surrounded by buildings, and often located at the junction of two or more thoroughfares

theatre art: art of creating stories and performing them live in front of public

viaduct: type of bridge crossing a valley or a gorge

car: motorized road vehicle designed to carry one to eight people rather than primarily goods

Bank of Brazil: Brazilian banking institution