English: Detail of the top steps of the helical wooden staircase by Lina Bo Bardi (1914-1992), Solar do Unhão, now the Museum of Modern Art of Bahia, Salvador, Brazil. "The helical staircase is and materializes both the driving concept of MAP (Museu de Arte Popular or Museum of Popular Art) and the restoration theory of the architect, who avoided distinguishing or hierarchizing the 'historical part and modern part'."--Edite Galote Carranza.

Cultural property

House of the Former Quinta do Unhão, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil Q10373055, VIAF ID: 864150323667009971635 , HPIP ID: 1176, IPHAN ID: 279

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