File:Deusa Juno (Escadaria, Palácio Quintela).png

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Português: A Deusa Juno, nas paredes da Escadaria Principal do Palácio Quintela, em Lisboa, Portugal.
English: The Goddess Juno, on the walls of the Main Staircase of the Quintela Palace, in Lisbon, Portugal.
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Source Gandra, Manuel J. (2014). Palácio Quintela: Iconologia do Programa Pictórico. 1.ª ed. Mafra: edição de autor
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