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Artist	Anonymous portuguese school
Title	Portrait of Rei D. Pedro III de Portugal enquanto infante e duque de Beja (1699-1782)
Date	18^th century
Medium	oil
Dimensions	119 × 97.5 cm (46.9 × 38.4 in)
Current location	Unknown
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Source/Photographer	http://www.cml.pt/cml.nsf/artigos/F6A21A3BD91AD10D80257A01003367D4 2012-09-03

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