Category:Henrique Bernardelli

**Henrique Bernardelli**
	Brazilian painter (1858-1936) Henrique Bernadelli en 1912.
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Date of birth	15 July 1858; Valparaíso
Date of death	6 April 1936; Rio de Janeiro
Country of citizenship	Brazil;
Occupation	teacher; painter; draughtsman;
Sibling	Felix Bernardelli; Rodolfo Bernardelli;
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	Q9002927; VIAF ID: 96557151; Union List of Artist Names ID: 500118171; RKDartists ID: 235249; Itaú Cultural ID: pessoa8633/henrique-bernardelli
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English: Henrique Bernardelli (September 15, 1858 - April 6, 1936) was a Chilean-born Brazilian painter.

Español: ' (15 de julio de 1857 - 6 de abril de 1936) fue un pintor chileno radicado en Brasil.

Português: ' (Valparaíso, 15 de setembro de 1858 - Rio de Janeiro, 6 de abril de 1936(1936-04-06)) foi um pintor chileno radicado no Brasil.

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