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Portugal · April 2, 1864 – July 22, 1945Wikidata

Veloso Salgado

Portuguese painter (1864-1945)

Born in Melón. Died in Lisbon.

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A life in paintings

Born 186433 dated paintingsDied 1945

37 works

5 without a public image, listed last

  • Q114557395
    Q114557395
    Veloso Salgado
    19th century
  • Girl with scroll
    Girl with scroll
    Veloso Salgado
    1883
  • portrait of a African
    portrait of a African
    Veloso Salgado
    1887 · Dr. Anastácio Gonçalves House-Museum
  • Portrait of Teixeira Lopes
    Portrait of Teixeira Lopes
    Veloso Salgado
    1889 · Casa-Museu Teixeira Lopes
  • Country landscape with female figure
    Country landscape with female figure
    Veloso Salgado
    1889
  • Portrait of Adrien Demont
    Portrait of Adrien Demont
    Veloso Salgado
    1891 · France
  • Portrait of Virginie Demont-Breton
    Portrait of Virginie Demont-Breton
    Veloso Salgado
    1894 · France
  • Aleixo de Queiroz Ribeiro's portrait
    Aleixo de Queiroz Ribeiro's portrait
    Veloso Salgado
    1895
  • Retrato do Conselheiro António Cândido
    Retrato do Conselheiro António Cândido
    Veloso Salgado
    1896 · Chiado Museum
  • Jesus (study)
    Jesus (study)
    Veloso Salgado
    1897
  • Vasco da Gama before the Samorim of Calicut
    Vasco da Gama before the Samorim of Calicut
    Veloso Salgado
    1898 · Lisbon Geographic Society
  • King D. Dinis practicing Justice
    King D. Dinis practicing Justice
    Veloso Salgado
    1899 · Palácio da Bolsa
  • Portrait of Manuel Bento de Sousa
    Portrait of Manuel Bento de Sousa
    Veloso Salgado
    1900 · Lisbon Medical Sciences Society
  • The Motherland Crowning Her Heroes
    The Motherland Crowning Her Heroes
    Veloso Salgado
    1904 · Museu Militar de Lisboa
  • Portuguese Medicine
    Portuguese Medicine
    Veloso Salgado
    c. 1906 · NOVA Medical School
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