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Diogo de Arruda

Diogo de Arruda (1401–1531) was an architect and sculptor.

Also recorded as Diego De Arruda.

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Overview

Born at Kingdom of Portugal in 1401, died in 1531.

In detail

the recorded working language is Portuguese.

The authority associates the name with Manueline.

Sources

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  1. 1.

    “Diogo de Arruda”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading

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  2. 2.

    Wikidata, structured authority record Q5279227: Diogo de Arruda

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Plates

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The window of the Chapter Room lighted a room used as a sacristy for the Church of the Convent of Christ during the works undertaken by King Manuel I st to glorify the discoveries of Portuguese navigators from the XVth to the XVIth century. Its design is attributed to Diogo de Aruda, assisted by João de Castilho. As in the Middle Ages, Diogo de Arruda would have left this sailor in his effigy as a

The window of the Chapter Room lighted a room used as a sacristy for the Church of the Convent of Christ during the works undertaken by King Manuel I st to glorify the discoveries of Portuguese navigators from the XVth to the XVIth century. Its design is attributed to Diogo de Aruda, assisted by João de Castilho. As in the Middle Ages, Diogo de Arruda would have left this sailor in his effigy as a

Diogo de Arruda · Taken on 14 September 2014 by Daniel VILLAFRUELA . · Public domain

The picture record
The window of the Chapter Room lighted a room used as a sacristy for the Church of the Convent of Christ during the works undertaken by King Manuel I st to glorify the discoveries of Portuguese navigators from the XVth to the XVIth century. Its design is attributed to Diogo de Aruda, assisted by João de Castilho. As in the Middle Ages, Diogo de Arruda would have left this sailor in his effigy as a

The window of the Chapter Room lighted a room used as a sacristy for the Church of the Convent of Christ during the works undertaken by King Manuel I st to glorify the discoveries of Portuguese navigators from the XVth to the XVIth century. Its design is attributed to Diogo de Aruda, assisted by João de Castilho. As in the Middle Ages, Diogo de Arruda would have left this sailor in his effigy as a

Diogo de Arruda · Taken on 14 September 2014 by Daniel VILLAFRUELA . · Public domain

The picture record

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