Inicios da Renascença em Portugal: Quinta e Palacio da Bacalhôa em Azeitão, monographia historico-artistica

Inicios da Renascença em Portugal: Quinta e Palacio da Bacalhôa em Azeitão, monographia historico-artistica

Joaquim Rasteiro (1834-1898)

Approximate level
C1
Length
38,861 words
Reading time
3 h 14 min
Chapters
40
Language
Portuguese
On Project Gutenberg since
2020

This monograph explores the historical and artistic significance of the Bacalhoa estate in Azeitao. Written in the late nineteenth century, the text offers a formal and academic perspective on the early Renaissance in Portugal. The vocabulary is sophisticated, focusing on architectural terminology and historical analysis. You will encounter long, complex sentences that require careful attention to structure and detail. It is a demanding read for learners, as it uses elevated prose to describe the transition from medieval to Renaissance architectural styles.

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Subjects

  • Azeitão (Portugal). Bacalhoa
  • Decoration and ornament -- Portugal

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