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Aleijadinho

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Aleijadinho

The theory that Aleijadinho was a myth was proposed by Augusto de Lima, Jr., who suggested that Aleijadinho was invented by Rodrigo Bretas in his 1951 book "Traços biográficos de Antônio Francisco Lisboa". This theory relies on the notion that there were no references to Aleijadinho until this book was published.

(PDF) "The Aleijadinho at Home and Abroad" | John Maddox

"The Aleijadinho at Home and Abroad"

Twelve Prophets of Aleijadinho

The Twelve Prophets are a set of soapstone sculptures completed between 1800 and 1805 by the artist Antônio Francisco Lisboa, commonly known as Aleijadinho.The sculptures are located in the Brazilian municipality of Congonhas do Campo, where they adorn the forecourt of the Santuário do Bom Jesus de Matosinhos.

Aleijadinho escultor SlideShare

Aleijadinho. Congonhas MG. 142 cm x 123 cm x 82 cm. Pai, se queres, afasta de Mim este cálice, mas que se cumpra a sua vontade. 19. Anjo da Amargura. Passo do Horto. Madeira policromada. Aleijadinho. Congonhas MG. 170 cm x 200 cm x 50 cm. Passo restaurado em 2010. 20. São Pedro Adormecido. Detalhe do Passo do Horto. Aleijadinho.