In photos: The many faces of "Brazil Carnival" - The Globe and Mail

In photos: The many faces of "Brazil Carnival"

Globe and Mail Update

Published January 22, 2015

Workers make carnival masks at a costume factory in a suburb of Rio de Janeiro. A total of 250,000 masks will be made for the upcoming "Brazil Carnival" festival from February 14 to 17, according to the manufacturer.

Assembly line workers put finishing touches on carnival masks at a costume factory in a suburb of Rio de Janeiro.Sergio Moraes/Reuters
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Carnival masks are seen at a costume factory in a suburb of Rio de Janeiro.Sergio Moraes/Reuters
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Carnival masks are seen at a costume factory in a suburb of Rio de Janeiro.Sergio Moraes/Reuters
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Carnival masks are seen at a costume factory in a suburb of Rio de Janeiro.Sergio Moraes/Reuters
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Carnival masks are seen at a costume factory in a suburb of Rio de Janeiro.Sergio Moraes/Reuters
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Carnival masks are seen at a costume factory in a suburb of Rio de Janeiro.Sergio Moraes/Reuters
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A worker puts finishing touches on a carnival mask at a costume factory in a suburb of Rio de Janeiro.Sergio Moraes/Reuters
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A worker puts finishing touches on a carnival mask at a costume factory in a suburb of Rio de Janeiro.Sergio Moraes/Reuters
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Masks bearing the likeness of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff are seen at a factory assembly line in a suburb of Rio de Janeiro.Sergio Moraes/Reuters
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