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Sintra (Santa Maria e São Miguel, São Martinho e São Pedro de Penaferrim), PortugalWikidata

Pena Palace

palace in Sintra, Portugal

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11 paintings

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  • King Afonso V of Portugal knights the Prince John
    King Afonso V of Portugal knights the Prince John
    Domingos Sequeira
    1802 · Pena Palace
  • Portrait of Ferdinand II of Portugal by Joseph Fortuné-Séraphin Layraud
    Portrait of Ferdinand II of Portugal by Joseph Fortuné-Séraphin Layraud
    Joseph Layraud
    1877 · Pena Palace
  • Retrato do Rei D. Carlos
    Retrato do Rei D. Carlos
    Carlos Reis
    1890s · Pena Palace
  • D. Quixote e Sancho Pança depois de jantar em casa do fidalgo
    D. Quixote e Sancho Pança depois de jantar em casa do fidalgo
    Columbano Bordalo Pinheiro
    1878 · Pena Palace
  • Condessa d'Edla sentada a escrever
    Condessa d'Edla sentada a escrever
    Columbano Bordalo Pinheiro
    1875 · Pena Palace
  • Retrato da Rainha D. Amélia
    Retrato da Rainha D. Amélia
    Carlos Reis
    1890s · Pena Palace
  • Uma vista do Passeio Público
    Uma vista do Passeio Público
    Leonel Marques Pereira
    1856 · Pena Palace
  • RImage under copyright
    Retrato de D. Manuel II
    Constantino Fernandes
    1910 · Pena Palace
  • CImage under copyright
    Colhendo Lilases
    Adolfo César de Medeiros Greno
    19th century · Pena Palace
  • PImage under copyright
    Parque da Pena
    Carlos I of Portugal
    1885 · Pena Palace
  • BImage under copyright
    Busto de jovem
    Ramalho Júnior
    1888 · Pena Palace
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