sábado, 17 de agosto de 2024

Cartaz Festa Gafanha Nossa Senhora da Encarnação 1993 (Dino Meira)

 


Cartaz Festa Gafanha Nossa Senhora da Encarnação 1984 (Carlos Paião)


 

Cartaz Festa Gafanha Nossa Senhora da Encarnação 2024 (Nininho Vaz Maia)


 

Igreja da Gafanha da Encarnação em janeiro de 1920












Igreja da Gafanha da Encarnação

Desenho de João Carlos Celestino Gomes (1899-1960)

https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jo%C3%A3o_Carlos_Celestino_Gomes

Cartaz Festa Gafanha Nossa Senhora da Encarnação 1982 (Cândida Branca Flor)


 

Cartaz Festa Gafanha Nossa Senhora da Encarnação 1985 (Marco Paulo)

 


Cartaz Festa Gafanha Nossa Senhora da Encarnação 1987 (José Cid)

 


Cartaz Festa Gafanha Nossa Senhora da Encarnação 1997 (Ágata)


 

1829 - Estatutos da Real Fabrica de Porcelana da Vista Alegre de Ilhavo

Estatutos da Real Fabrica de Porcelana, Vidro, e Processos Chímicos, erecta no sitio da Vista-Alegre, termo de Ilhavo, comarca de Aveiro

Por José Acúrsio das Neves, John VI (King of Portugal), José Manoel Placido de Moraes, José Antonio Gonsalves, Luiz Antonio Rebello · 1829

 Typ. a Santa Catharina N° 12, Lisboa, 1829

Exemplar do Corning Museum of Glass, Rakow Research Library, USA

"From 1824 to 1880, Vista Alegre was one of the two most important glass factories in Portugal. It was also Portugal's premier producer of fine porcelain, and maintains that distinction to the present day. Influenced by the success of the Marinha Grande glass factory, José Ferreira Pinto Basto decided to create a 'porcelain, glass and chemical processes' factory. He started, in 1815, by acquiring the mansion Quinta da Ermida, a beautiful place near the town of Ilhavo and by the Aveiro estuary, in a region rich in the essential manufacturing elements of porcelain and glass (e.g., fuels, clay, white and thin sands, and crystallized pebbles). Later he bought the surrounding 100-acre (0.4 km²) premises, where he launched his project. The patent authorizing the operation of the Vista Alegre Factory was granted in 1824 by King D. João VI. Five years later, Vista Alegre was granted the title of Royal Factory, to honor its art and industrial success. The second through fourth leaves of the present work contain royal decrees of 1824 and 1826 establishing the factory. The next three leaves contain documents from 1829, including an application by Ferreira Pinto Basto, followed by nine detailed articles setting out in detail the rules and regulations for the running of the factory. The articles are signed in print by José Accurcio das Neves (1766-1834), a noted economist, who held various government posts; his writing was primarily concerned with the political implications of commerce."

segunda-feira, 1 de janeiro de 2024