Caption

Sixteenth century church of Igreja de Nossa Senhora de Graca, Evora, Alto Alentejo, Portugal, southern Europe built in Italian Renaissance style facade having a portico with Tuscan columns architectural designs by Miguel de Arruda. Two stone Atlas-like figures sit on each corner nicknamed by locals the 'children of Grace', Europe

Date

Mar 23, 2019

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Ian Murray

Reference

BRK24B17_480

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NA

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NA

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Rights managed

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29,4Mb (1,2Mb) / 13,2in x 8,7in / 3948 x 2603 (300dpi)

Keywords

16th c. 16th century 2 Alentejo Blue Christian Christianity Distrito do Evora Europe Europe's Evora Evora District Famous Place Igreja Italian Memorial Memorial site Memorials Monument No People Renaissance style UNESCO UNESCO World Heritage UNESCO World Heritage Site UNESCO World Heritage Sites UNESCO site Unesco world Site Unesco world hertiage site World Heritage World Heritage Site aisle architecture attraction attractions auf blue building facade character child children colonade colonnade column columned hall corner corners corridor corridors cultural monument cultural monuments cultural site cultural sites day daylight daytime deserted empty exterior exterior photograph exterior view exterior views facade facades facade figure figures front frontage hall halls heritage heritages history holiday region holiday regions holiday vacation destination indigenous kid landmark local native natives no one nobody outdoor photo outdoor shot outdoor shots passage perched photography piece pillar pillar hall pillared pillars place of interest portico porticoes religion religions religious building sacral building sacred building sight sit sitting sixteenth century skies sky stone the 1500s tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark travel destination travel photography two uninhabited vacation region walkway Evora Evora District Church building Portugal Renaissance period building buildings church churches construction historic historical renaissance structure style styles Portuguese South Europe Southern Europe