Panorama de São Paulo, 1827
painting by José Canella Filho
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Summary
Panorama de São Paulo, 1827 is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827 is the creator of José Canella Filho[2].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827 is in the country of Brazil[3].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's instance of is recorded as painting[4].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as 20th century[5].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as São Paulo[6].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as building[7].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as church building[8].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as school[9].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as house[10].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as sobrado[11].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as fence[12].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as plant[13].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as tree[14].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as lake[15].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as human[16].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as man[17].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as woman[18].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as washerwoman[19].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's depicts is recorded as clothing[20].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827 is made of oil paint[21].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's collection is recorded as Museu Paulista collection[22].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's collection is recorded as Paulista Museum Fund Collection[23].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's inventory number is recorded as 1-19333-0000-0000[24].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827 took place at Ipiranga Museum[25].
- Panorama de São Paulo, 1827's country of origin is recorded as Brazil[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Panorama de São Paulo, 1827 is the creator of José Canella Filho[2].
Material and Period
Panorama de São Paulo, 1827 is made of oil paint[21]. The location of it was Ipiranga Museum[25].