Definition of Illustrada. Meaning of Illustrada. Synonyms of Illustrada

- Revista Illustrada was a Brazilian satirical, political, abolitionist and republican magazine. It was founded in Rio de Janeiro by Italian-born Brazilian...
- Selecciones Ilustradas (sometimes known as S.I.) is a Spanish art agency founded by Josep Toutain. Selecciones Ilustradas is probably most well-known in...
- A satire by Angelo Agostini to Revista Illustrada mocking the lack of interest from Emperor Pedro II of Brazil in politics toward the end of his reign...
- A satire by Angelo Agostini to Revista Illustrada mocking the lack of interest from Emperor Pedro II of Brazil in politics toward the end of his reign...
- Homage of the Revista Illustrada to the proclamation of the Brazilian Republic...
- Nabuco's newspaper "O Abolicionista", and Angelo Agostini's "Revista Illustrada" served as models for other anti-slavery publications. Lawyers, artists...
- of the military question. A drawing published in the magazine Revista Illustrada by Angelo Agostini in 1887 satirizing the imp****e between the military...
- lives. "The Eternal Feminine" was published 16 January 1886 by Revista Illustrada in Brazil six months before the first visiting of Sarah Bernhardt. "The...
- Portuguese descent (as indeed ****erted by the 'Enciclopedia Universal Illustrada Espasa-Calpe')". For more information on the Rodrigues as Portuguese Jews...
- caricatures for journals such as O Fígaro, O Mequetrefe, Zig-Zag and A Semana Illustrada. His father's death, in 1878, made him return to São Luís, in order to...