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Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art

Historical heritage listed by the Institute of Historical and Artistic Heritage of the State of Rio Grande do Sul in the city of Porto Alegre

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13 paintings

Those without a public image are listed last

  • Dorso de mulher
    Dorso de mulher
    Eliseu Visconti
    1895 · Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art
  • Lady in white
    Lady in white
    Artur Timóteo da Costa
    1906 · Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art
  • Head of an old woman
    Head of an old woman
    José Júlio de Sousa Pinto
    · Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art
  • The small lake in the plain and a flock of sheeps
    The small lake in the plain and a flock of sheeps
    Rosa Bonheur
    · Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art
  • Faust
    Faust
    Jean-Paul Laurens
    · Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art
  • Decorative panel
    Decorative panel
    Manuel de Araújo Porto-Alegre
    1851 · Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art
  • The young maid
    The young maid
    Joseph Bail
    1896 · Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art
  • Still life
    Still life
    Pedro Alexandrino Borges
    1896 · Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art
  • Croquis d'O Labor
    Croquis d'O Labor
    Antônio Parreiras
    1930 · Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art
  • Profile
    Profile
    Henrique Bernardelli
    1913 · Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art
  • Crucifixion
    Crucifixion
    Guilherme Litran
    · Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Manuel de Araújo Porto-Alegre
    1823 · Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art
  • OImage under copyright
    O gato preto
    Ado Malagoli
    1954 · Rio Grande do Sul Museum of Art
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