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CAETANO, Joaquim Oliveira |
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E-Journal of Portuguese History; Dec2019, Vol. 17 Issue 2, p564-564, 1/3p |
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Painter Jorge Afonso (1480-1540), held positions of major importance and was master of some of the most remarkable artists of the first half of the 16th century. By family links, by professional connections or as Royal representative for the supply and control of works, he was at the very center of the great artistic works of his time. He built a career as Herald what made him an important figure in King D. Manuel's court. To Jorge Afonso are attributed the large paintings of the 'Christ's Convent' Ambulatory in Tomar, eight paintings from the 'Madre de Deus' monastery and the 'Covent of Jesus' altarpiece in Setubal. This dissertation reanalysis the painter biographical data, studies the paintings including its underdrawing and reconstructs the understanding of Portuguese painting of that time, perceived under the influence of this tutelary figure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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