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Kingdom of Portugal · July 3, 1850 – October 4, 1907Wikidata

Alfredo Keil

Portuguese artist and composer (1850-1987)

Born in Lisbon. Died in Hamburg.

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A life in paintings

Born 185020 dated paintingsDied 1907

25 works

7 without a public image, listed last

  • Landscape with stream
    Landscape with stream
    Alfredo Keil
    19th century
  • Female portrait
    Female portrait
    Alfredo Keil
    19th century
  • View of Venice
    View of Venice
    Alfredo Keil
    19th century
  • Reading a letter
    Reading a letter
    Alfredo Keil
    1874 · Chiado Museum
  • Figures at Garden
    Figures at Garden
    Alfredo Keil
    1875
  • Aqueduto da Ponte Pedrinha, Queluz
    Aqueduto da Ponte Pedrinha, Queluz
    Alfredo Keil
    1878
  • At the Tagus Pier
    At the Tagus Pier
    Alfredo Keil
    1881 · Chiado Museum
  • Landscape with figures
    Landscape with figures
    Alfredo Keil
    1881
  • Untitled (Alfred Keil)
    Untitled (Alfred Keil)
    Alfredo Keil
    1885
  • Convent of Saint Catherine at Lake Maggiore
    Convent of Saint Catherine at Lake Maggiore
    Alfredo Keil
    1888
  • A Flock In Sintra
    A Flock In Sintra
    Alfredo Keil
    1898 · Chiado Museum
  • Landscape and Shepherdess
    Landscape and Shepherdess
    Alfredo Keil
    1898
  • Lisbon seen from Ginjal
    Lisbon seen from Ginjal
    Alfredo Keil
    1900s
  • Landscape with trees and figure
    Landscape with trees and figure
    Alfredo Keil
    1900s
  • Landscape with figures II
    Landscape with figures II
    Alfredo Keil
    1900s
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