Category:Carlos Botelho (1964–2014)

**Bottelho**
	Portuguese painter (1964-2014)
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Name in native language	Carlos Botelho;
Date of birth	10 February 1964; Chaves
Date of death	29 March 2014
Pseudonym	Bottelho;
Country of citizenship	Portugal;
Educated at	Ar.Co;
Occupation	painter; sculptor;
Native language	Portuguese;
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This is a category for the painter and sculptor born in 1964. See also Category:Carlos Botelho (1899-1982).

English: Carlos Botelho or, Bottelho is a portuguese painter and sculptor, born in Chaves (Portugal), in 1964.

Português: Carlos Botelho ou Bottelho (Chaves, 1964) é um pintor e escultor português. Nascido no distrito de Vila Real (Trás-os-Montes)

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