The Nation of Brazil

Until independence in 1892, Brazil was a colony owned by Pedro Alvarez Cabral and the Portuguese in the 16th century. It is full of natural resources such as iron ore, gold, petroleum, coffee, peanuts and trees. Brazil is considered to be diverse and cultural. Brazilian people are classified as Native American and Murat, which are mixed off, descendants of Portuguese sailors, descendants of Portuguese and African slaves. This country is also known for beautiful tourist cities such as Rio de Janeiro, Amazon River and Forest, Samba and Brazil Nuts.

Brazil is a tropical country known for its ample lowlands, but the highland covers most of the country's territory. The physical characteristics of Brazil can be divided into five major terrain categories: North Guyana Heights, Amazon Lowlands, Midwestern Pantanal Swamp, Brazil Highlands (including vast coastal areas) and coastal lowlands. Brazil shares the rugged Guyana Plateau with Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana. Forested terraces and mountains, beautiful waterfalls, and white water rivers are characteristic of this area. The highest point in Brazil is the summit of Nebrina, and Sera de Imeli along the Venezuelan border reaches 9,888 feet (3,014 meters). On the east side of Celadapa Praha, it rises to 9,094 feet (2,772 m) at the Roraima mountain, and the borders of Venezuela, Guyana and Brazil meet. Not so steep Akari and Tumuk - Humak (Tumukumaku) are located at Guiana 's border.

As expected, the first artistic notice in Brazilian geographic area can be traced back to a much longer time than this country. It is estimated that the oldest work found in Brazilian soil was cave painting of Serra da Capibara National Park of Piaui, was made around 13000 BC. These images are mainly composed of original depictions and animal shapes. About 800 AD, the first inhabitants of this land were former Indians in Colombia and produced various forms of art. One of the state-of-the-art crafts before Colombia is Malahuara Pottery, which shows how to use impressive relief. Several attractive figurines and cults have also been found in Malaho and its surroundings. The first true transformation of art expression was brought by Portuguese western painters through the civilized Indian of the 17th and 18th centuries.