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Brazil · May 22, 1858 – June 12, 1935Wikidata

Belmiro de Almeida

Brazilian painter and caricaturist (1858–1935)

Born in Brazil. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 185835 dated paintingsDied 1935

41 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of a man
    Portrait of a man
    Belmiro de Almeida
    2nd millennium · Museu Nacional de Belas Artes
  • Ruins (Italy)
    Ruins (Italy)
    Belmiro de Almeida
    1880s
  • Selbstporträt im Alter von 25 Jahren
    Selbstporträt im Alter von 25 Jahren
    Belmiro de Almeida
    1883 · Museu Nacional de Belas Artes
  • Retrato
    Retrato
    Belmiro de Almeida
    1884 · Pinacoteca de São Paulo
  • Príncipe Obá
    Príncipe Obá
    Belmiro de Almeida
    1886
  • Prince Obá
    Prince Obá
    Belmiro de Almeida
    1886 · Museum Afro Brasil
  • Arrufos
    Arrufos
    Belmiro de Almeida
    1887 · Museu Nacional de Belas Artes
  • Flagellation of Christ
    Flagellation of Christ
    Belmiro de Almeida
    1887 · Convent of Santo Antônio
  • Street in Italy
    Street in Italy
    Belmiro de Almeida
    c. 1889 · Pinacoteca de São Paulo
  • Pátio Mediterrâneo
    Pátio Mediterrâneo
    Belmiro de Almeida
    c. 1890
  • Velho artista
    Velho artista
    Belmiro de Almeida
    1890s
  • Matches seller
    Matches seller
    Belmiro de Almeida
    1890s
  • Garden with flowers
    Garden with flowers
    Belmiro de Almeida
    1891 · Sergio Sahione Fadel Collection
  • Efeitos do sol
    Efeitos do sol
    Belmiro de Almeida
    1892 · Museu Nacional de Belas Artes
  • Porträt der Palmyra de Almeida
    Porträt der Palmyra de Almeida
    Belmiro de Almeida
    1892
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