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Bahia Museum of Art

art museum in Salvador, Bahia

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14 paintings

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  • Natureza morta (óleo sobre tela)
    Natureza morta (óleo sobre tela)
    Rodolfo Amoedo
    · Bahia Museum of Art
  • O Sepultamento
    O Sepultamento
    José Joaquim da Rocha
    1786 · Bahia Museum of Art
  • A flagelação
    A flagelação
    José Joaquim da Rocha
    1786 · Bahia Museum of Art
  • Orquestra ambulante
    Orquestra ambulante
    Manuel Lopes Rodrigues
    1898 · Bahia Museum of Art
  • Christ on the Road to Calvary
    Christ on the Road to Calvary
    Antônio Joaquim Franco Velasco
    1818 · Bahia Museum of Art
  • Saint Luke
    Saint Luke
    Antônio Joaquim Franco Velasco
    · Bahia Museum of Art
  • Jesus Prays on the Mount of Olives
    Jesus Prays on the Mount of Olives
    Antônio Joaquim Franco Velasco
    1818 · Bahia Museum of Art
  • Pedro I, Emperor of Brazil
    Pedro I, Emperor of Brazil
    Antônio Joaquim Franco Velasco
    1826 · Bahia Museum of Art
  • The flagellation
    The flagellation
    Antônio Joaquim Franco Velasco
    1818 · Bahia Museum of Art
  • Christ Crowned with Thorns
    Christ Crowned with Thorns
    Antônio Joaquim Franco Velasco
    1818 · Bahia Museum of Art
  • Landscape (1928)
    Landscape (1928)
    Antônio Parreiras
    1928 · Bahia Museum of Art
  • Saint Francis
    Saint Francis
    Attributed to Giacomo Cavedone
    17th century · Bahia Museum of Art
  • MImage under copyright
    Mãe Preta
    Lucílio de Albuquerque
    1912 · Bahia Museum of Art
  • SImage under copyright
    Saint Rose of Lima
    Unknown artist
    19th century · Bahia Museum of Art
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