
1768–1837 · Portuguese · 14 artworks
artist bio
Domingos Sequeira was a prominent Portuguese painter known for his contributions to both Neoclassical and Romantic art. He is celebrated for his portraits and historical scenes, capturing the transition from the Enlightenment ideals to the Romantic era's emphasis on emotion and individualism.
what you'll learn
Studying Sequeira's work allows students to understand the shift from Neoclassical precision to Romantic expressiveness, particularly in portraiture and historical painting. Students can learn about composition, color theory, and the depiction of emotion through his diverse body of work.

Portrait of the Duke of Farrobo, Joãn Pedro Quintilla
1813

Junot Protegendo a Cidade de Lisboa
1808

Retrato de D. João VI

The Viscount of Santarem and his Family
1816

Manuel Inácio Martins Pamplona Corte Real, count of Subserra

Mariana Benedita Sequeira
1822

Retrato de D. João VI, Rei de Portugal
1806

Allegory of the virtues of King João VI
1800

Retrato de D. Carlota Joaquina, Rainha de Portugal
1802

Coronation of the Virgin
1830

Adoration of the Magi
1828

Self-portrait

Mulher com turbante

Retrato equestre de Carlota Joaquina of Spain
1830