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Kingdom of Portugal · 1610 – 1683Wikidata

Marcos da Cruz

Portuguese painter (1610–1683)

Born in Lisbon.

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A life in paintings

Born 16105 dated paintingsDied 1683

12 works

6 without a public image, listed last

  • Annunciation
    Annunciation
    Marcos da Cruz
    17th century · Ducal Palace of Vila Viçosa
  • Santa Isabel da Hungria
    Santa Isabel da Hungria
    Marcos da Cruz
    17th century
  • Presentation in the Temple
    Presentation in the Temple
    Marcos da Cruz
    17th century · Ducal Palace of Vila Viçosa
  • Escape to Egypt
    Escape to Egypt
    Marcos da Cruz
    17th century · Ducal Palace of Vila Viçosa
  • Christ Handing the Keys to Saint Peter
    Christ Handing the Keys to Saint Peter
    Marcos da Cruz
    17th century · Faro
  • Saint Mary Magdalene of Pazzi crowned with thorns
    Saint Mary Magdalene of Pazzi crowned with thorns
    Marcos da Cruz
    c. 1675 · National Museum of Ancient Art
  • SImage under copyright
    St. Francis Assisi receiving the Stigmata
    Marcos da Cruz
    17th century · Igreja de Nossa Senhora de Jesus
  • SImage under copyright
    Supper at Emmaus
    Marcos da Cruz
    17th century · Igreja do antigo Convento da Madre de Deus
  • AImage under copyright
    As Bodas de Canaã
    Marcos da Cruz
    1683 · Igreja Matriz de Bucelas
  • OImage under copyright
    Os quatro doutores da Igreja
    Marcos da Cruz
    1683 · Igreja Matriz de Bucelas
  • OImage under copyright
    O milagre de Paris
    Marcos da Cruz
    1683 · Igreja Matriz de Bucelas
  • AImage under copyright
    A Comunhão de Nossa Senhora
    Marcos da Cruz
    1683 · Igreja Matriz de Bucelas
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