File:DpedroI-brasil-full.jpg

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Summary

Artist

Simplício Rodrigues de Sá (1785–1839)
Alternative names	Simplício de Sá
Description	Brazilian painter
Date of birth/death	1785	9 March 1839
Location of birth/death	São Nicolau, Cabo Verde	Rio de Janeiro
Work location	Rio de Janeiro

Title

Pedro I of Brazil

Date

circa 1830

Medium

oil on canvas

Current location

( Inventory) Imperial Museum of Brazil

	Native name	Museu Imperial
	Location	Petrópolis, Brazil
	Coordinates	22° 30′ 26.72″ S, 43° 10′ 31.26″ W
	Established	1940
	Website	www.museuimperial.gov.br/

Notes

English: Last portrait of the emperor D. Pedro I, whilst in Brazil, with imperial garment.

Source/Photographer

Museu Imperial de Petrópolis

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