Clarice Lispector being real on the beach with her sons, Rio de Janeiro, 1959
Bonus: via BookForum, Lispector apparently once wrote an advice column (!) for a Rio paper. She gave this advice:
“Act as if your problems don’t exist,” and “No matter how French your perfume is, it’s often the grilled meat that matters.”
(Source: g-ecx.images-amazon.com)
