Stake attention in this memory
The image shows a section of a timeline wall depicting events in the history of Brazil from the late 19th century. The wall is painted blue and features a series of rectangular panels, each containing a specific date, a brief description of an event, and sometimes a small photograph or illustration. The timeline is located in São Paulo, Brazil, at the coordinates -23.627 latitude and -46.674 longitude. The panels on display depict events from 1891 to 1902. These events include the 1891 dissolution of the Congress and the declaration of a state of siege, the 1893 decree of the state of siege and the arrest of the book "O Fiu" by Eduardo Prado, the 1897 death of Antonio Conselheiro and the occupation of Canudos by government troops, and the 1891-1897 "Guerra de Canudos," which is described as a federalist revolution in Bahia. The timeline also references the 1893 revolution in Rio Grande do Sul, a 1893 revolt in Rio de Janeiro by Eduardo Prado, and a publication of an American criticism of the government regime. The image also shows a panel for 1902, which depicts a certificate bearing the text "Os Sertões," which was the name of a book about Canudos written by Euclides da Cunha. The panel also shows a caption, which reads "Euclides da Cunha."
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