- The
Manueline (Portuguese:
estilo manuelino, IPA: [ɨʃˈtilu mɐnweˈlinu]),
occasionally known as
Portuguese late Gothic, is the sumptuous,
composite Portuguese...
- Princípios do
Reinado de D. João III: O Gótico
Final Português, o
Estilo Manuelino e a Introdução da Arte do
Renascimento (in Portuguese), Porto, Portugal{{citation}}:...
- and
purest examples of
Manueline architecture" (Reinaldo dos Santos, O
Manuelino). It was in this
temple that the
mortal remains of
Henrique de Coimbra...
- Brazil, and the
Lusophone world (the
former Portuguese Empire). The term
manuelino was
introduced in 1842 by
Brazilian art
historian Francisco Adolfo de...
- of the follies,
which in
addition to the
Torre das
Cabras include the
Manuelino-style Window, the Tea House, the Four
Sisters Fountain, and the Guard...
- po****r
throughout the
Americas in the 1930s and 1940s, but
locally called Manuelino style (after the 16th-century
Portuguese king
Manuel I) and mock Tudor...
-
Galician renaissance art.
Built before 1520. The
front piece belongs to the ¨
manuelino¨
style (Portuguese style, rare in Galicia). The
altarpiece was
built in...
- CS1 maint:
location missing publisher (link) Santos, Reinaldo, O
estilo manuelino (in Portuguese), Lisbon,
Portugal 1952{{citation}}: CS1 maint: location...
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Flandres por devoção e à Itália por ostentação — ou ao invés. As razões do
Manuelino”, Ao Modo da Flandres. Disponibilidade, inovação e
mercado de arte na...
-
Amoreira da Gândara, Fogueira,
Paraimo and São João, all
mentioned in the
Manuelino foral, were
increasingly active hamlets. As a
component of the larger...
