Maria Immaculata - Spanish or Portuguese colonies, 18th century - Standing on a …

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Maria Immaculata - Spanish or Portuguese colonies, 18th century - Standing on a faceted base and hemisphere with angel heads and a crescent moon, dressed in a long cloak and dress, her hands in front of her chest in a gesture of prayer. Carved wood and bone, painted in color and gilded. H. 33 cm. - Signs of age and wear; drying cracks, partial losses to the frame; inactive woodworm infestation, one hand lost.

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Maria Immaculata - Spanish or Portuguese colonies, 18th cent

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BILLOT, Jean-Baptiste. M. Billot, Ministre de la Republique Francaise in Lisbonne to M. de Freycinet, Ministre des Affaires Etrangers.Manuscript copy. Lisbonne, 5 Juillet 1886 Folio, 305x215 mm. 4 pp. French text, cursive script, brown ink. Good condition. Detailed information on budgets, expenditure forecasts and appropriations made by the Portuguese government for the administration of the Colonies in Angola, Mozambique and India. Also discusses indigenous uprising, Portuguese colonists displaced to Madeira, occupation of Congo. The letter is sent by Billot to President of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs Charles de Freycinet.Jean-Baptiste Billot, 1828 - 1907, multi-decorated career soldier, was deputy from Feb. 8, 1871 to March 7, 1876, then immovable senator and minister. Folio, 305x215 mm. pp. 4. Text in French, cursive writing, brown ink. Good condition. Detailed information on budgets, spending forecasts and allocations made by the Portuguese Government for the administration of the colonies in Angola, Mozambique and India. He also talks about the revolt of the indigenous people, the Portuguese settlers displaced in Madeira, the occupation of the Congo. The letter is sent by Billot to the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Charles de Freycinet.Jean-Baptiste Billot, 1828 - 1907, highly decorated career soldier, was a deputy from February 8, 1871 to March 7, 1876, then an irremovable senator and minister.

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Troger, Paul (1698-1762) attr. painting of a banner "Maria Immaculata" and "Hl. Katharina und Hl. Agnes von Rom", c. 1737, oil/canvas, painted on both sides, holding rods with gilded ends, 92x68.5cm (96x86cm), small defects to the painted surface, signs of age, holes in the edge from old mounting, provenance: used for church processions at Rodenegg Castle (Castello di Rodengo) near Brixen, Kandelburg in Mühlbach

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