Vasos griegos en colecciones del siglo XIX en Portugal

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Main Author: Morais, Rui
Publication Date: 2021
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Language: spa
Source: Repositórios Científicos de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (RCAAP)
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Summary: In this brief text in honour of my dear friend Paloma Cabrera, three important collections gathered in the 19th century are approached. The first, assembled by João Allen, is the oldest collection that would have entered Portugal and was brought together by this collector as part of his Grand Tour to Italy. The second collection was brought together by Dom Manuel de Souza Holstein (1703-1759) and by his son, Dom Alexandre de Souza Holstein (1751-1803), both ambassadors in Rome, and would have entered our country shortly after the accession to the throne of D. Maria II, around 1834. The third and last collection, gathered in the second half of the 19th century, encompasses different acquisitions by Portuguese monarchs and represents a good testimony of the interest in Classical Antiquity of the monarchs of Casa de Bragança.
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title Vasos griegos en colecciones del siglo XIX en Portugal
spellingShingle Vasos griegos en colecciones del siglo XIX en Portugal
Morais, Rui
Arqueologia
Archaeology
title_short Vasos griegos en colecciones del siglo XIX en Portugal
title_full Vasos griegos en colecciones del siglo XIX en Portugal
title_fullStr Vasos griegos en colecciones del siglo XIX en Portugal
title_full_unstemmed Vasos griegos en colecciones del siglo XIX en Portugal
title_sort Vasos griegos en colecciones del siglo XIX en Portugal
author Morais, Rui
author_facet Morais, Rui
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Morais, Rui
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Arqueologia
Archaeology
topic Arqueologia
Archaeology
description In this brief text in honour of my dear friend Paloma Cabrera, three important collections gathered in the 19th century are approached. The first, assembled by João Allen, is the oldest collection that would have entered Portugal and was brought together by this collector as part of his Grand Tour to Italy. The second collection was brought together by Dom Manuel de Souza Holstein (1703-1759) and by his son, Dom Alexandre de Souza Holstein (1751-1803), both ambassadors in Rome, and would have entered our country shortly after the accession to the throne of D. Maria II, around 1834. The third and last collection, gathered in the second half of the 19th century, encompasses different acquisitions by Portuguese monarchs and represents a good testimony of the interest in Classical Antiquity of the monarchs of Casa de Bragança.
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