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Jerónimos Monastery

building in Santa Maria de Belém, Lisbon District, Portugal

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12 paintings

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  • Saint Jerome Penitent
    Saint Jerome Penitent
    José de Avelar Rebelo
    17th century · Jerónimos Monastery
  • The Birth of the Virgin
    The Birth of the Virgin
    Fernão Gomes
    1590s · Jerónimos Monastery
  • Santa Paula teaches her nuns
    Santa Paula teaches her nuns
    André Reinoso
    c. 1650 · Jerónimos Monastery
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    São Jerónimo
    José de Avelar Rebelo
    17th century · Jerónimos Monastery
  • AImage under copyright
    Annunciation
    Fernão Gomes
    1590s · Jerónimos Monastery
  • DImage under copyright
    Diablo trades good books for bad books in São Jerónimo
    Simão Rodrigues
    16th century · Jerónimos Monastery
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    Departure from São Jerónimo to the East
    Simão Rodrigues
    16th century · Jerónimos Monastery
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    São Jerónimo studies with the Hermits in Calcis
    Simão Rodrigues
    16th century · Jerónimos Monastery
  • CImage under copyright
    Crucifixion of Jesus
    Miguel de Paiva
    c. 1610 · Jerónimos Monastery
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    Crowning with thorns
    Miguel de Paiva
    c. 1610 · Jerónimos Monastery
  • PImage under copyright
    Painting of Christ on the pillar in Santa Maria de Belém
    Miguel de Paiva
    c. 1610 · Jerónimos Monastery
  • TImage under copyright
    The Adoration of the Shepherds
    António Campelo
    · Jerónimos Monastery
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