Chronological catalogs
2021 - 1840
Chronological catalogs
|
Portugal The Liberal Revolution of 1820 |
||||||||||
|
||||||||||
 |
|||||||||||||||||
|
Allegory of the Constitution. "Allegory of parliamentarians in 1822" painting to Columban Bordal Pinheiro (detail), Allegory of the Constitution, engraving by Constantin de Fontes (detail)
|
|||||||||||||||||
 |
|||||||||||||||||
|
Allegory of the Revolution in Porto. Portrait of King João VI, painting by Domingos de Sequeira, Allegory of the Constitution, engraving by Constantin de Fontes (detail)
|
|||||||||||||||||
| There are 2 stamps from a series including 2 stamps and a miniature sheet on the page. | |
| 0,53 € | Allegory of the Constitution. "Allegory of parliamentarians in 1822" painting to Columban Bordal Pinheiro (detail), Allegory of the Constitution, engraving by Constantin de Fontes (detail) |
| 0,86 € | Allegory of the Revolution in Porto. Portrait of King João VI, painting by Domingos de Sequeira, Allegory of the Constitution, engraving by Constantin de Fontes (detail) |
| 2,00 € | Allegory of the Revolution in Lisbon. Manuel Fernandez Thomas, engraving by Charles Legrand. Revolutionary anthem (m/s) |
Liberal Revolution of 1820
In commemoration of the 1820 revolution, the Portuguese post issued two stamps and a postage block. The stamps were designed by Fernando Pendão; paintings and prints by Portuguese artists dedicated to the events of that period were chosen as subjects for the stamps. The originals are in the collections of the National Library, the Lisbon Museum, the National Palace of Queluz and the Martins Sarmento Society. |
