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Resumo: O fotografo profissional Assis Horta, natural de Diamantina, apresenta uma colecao de imagens de dimensao historico-documental nao so por ter registrado paisagens urbanas e humanas, mas por ter contribuido para a democratizacao do retrato no Brasil, adquirida por meio das leis trabalhistas. Reconhecida oficialmente em 1943 pela Consolidacao das Leis do Trabalho no governo Vargas – com a aquisicao da carteira de trabalho e Previdencia Social –, a classe operaria passa a ter seu registro em foto 3x4 (tres por quatro) como prova de identidade. Com o fim da condicao de invisibilidade social da classe, aos poucos e construida uma nova feicao para a caracterizacao de povo e de cidadania no pais. Na condicao de um interprete da sociedade pelo registro fotografico, Assis Horta valoriza imagens do homem comum, registra cenas de familia e contribui para o avanco dos estudos marginais sobre povo, nacao e cidadania. Palavras-chave: Assis Horta; Diamantina; fotografia; homem comum; povo; cidadania. Abstract:  The professional photographer, Assis Horta, born in Diamantina, presents a collection of images with a historical-documentary dimension, for not only registering urban and human landscapes, but also contributing to the democratization of the portrait in Brazil, acquired through labor laws. Recognized officially in 1943 by the Consolidation of Labor Laws in the Vargas government - with the acquisition of the labor and Social Security portfolio -, the working class is now photographed 3x4 as proof of identity. With the end of the condition of social invisibility of the class, a new feature is being constructed for the characterization of people and citizenship in the country. As an interpreter of society by the photographic registry, Assis Horta values images of the ordinary man, records scenes of family and contributes to the advancement of marginal studies on people, nation and citizenship. Keywords: Assis Horta; Diamantina; photography; ordinary man; people; citizenship.

Assis Horta: fotógrafo de um Brasil moderno / Assis Horta: the photographer of a modern Brazil