Carlos Botelho 1899 Lisbona-1982 Lisbona
Overview of Lisbon Overview of Lisbon S…

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Carlos Botelho 1899 Lisbona-1982 Lisbona Overview of Lisbon Overview of Lisbon Signed at the bottom-right W. 74 - H. 53 cm oil on canvas Private collection

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Carlos Botelho 1899 Lisbona-1982 Lisbona

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Carlos Morato Roma, De la Monnaie. Lisbon, Société Typographique Franco-Portugaise, 1861. In-8, XI-103p. Interesting economic work on the notion of money and currency, and in particular the idea of creating a European currency. Paperback, cover a little faded, spine dry with small tears, small flaws. Very rare work.

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François d'Orléans, Prince de JOINVILLE (1818-1900) Lisbon, view of the old port Watercolor and gouache Located "Lisbon" lower right 30.5 x 53.5 cm (Freckles)

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