Amazonia

Amazonia is a significant photobook by Brazilian photographers Claudia Andujar and George Love, published in 1978 by Editora Praxis. The work presents a dramatic, film-like narrative that evokes the primeval America—Paradise lost—and its inhabitants, specifically focusing on the masters of the Earth. It features approximately 147 color photographs and is noted for its emotional charge and artistic exploration of the Amazonian landscape and culture. The book is often described as an evocative visual journey through the dislocation of indigenous cultures due to environmental exploitation.