The work of the talented and controversial Augusto Cid is on show at Casa Sommer, in Cascais. After the revolution on 25th April 1974, Augusto Cid reached his artistic peak using the image that would lead to reflection through caricature.
The work of the talented and controversial Augusto Cid is on show at Casa Sommer, in Cascais.
After the revolution on 25th April 1974, Augusto Cid reached his artistic peak using the image that would lead to reflection through caricature.
This exhibition features various cartoons he published in newspapers and magazines such as ‘Expresso’, ‘O País’, ‘O Sol’, ‘O Diabo’, ‘A Tarde’, ‘O Independente’, ‘O Crime’ and ‘Grande Reportagem’.
In ‘History(ies) of Portugal in Cartoon: Augusto Cid’ we can also see his photographs, work materials and sculptures.
Until 12th May
- from Monday to Friday • 9 am to 5 pm
- weekends and holidays • 10 am to 1 pm and from 2 pm to 6 pm
Casa Sommer Av. da República, Cascais
(comboio) línea/line Cascais, estación/station Cascais
(autocarro) M27
Free entry • cascais.pt
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