A book about popular photography in Brazil that concentrates on fotopintura — hand-painted photographs — and on the work of Júlio Santos, known as Mestre Júlio, who for more than forty years has taken commissions at his Áureo Estúdio in Fortaleza from people all over the interior of Ceará, Piauí, Maranhão, Paraíba and Bahia. The project set out above all to make his work known and to keep it from being lost, and was curated by Rosely Nakagawa.