Joao Collection
Joao, a name that echoes through various places and times
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Joao, a name that echoes through various places and times. From the rugby fields of Sione Lauaki to the vibrant streets of Praca da Ribeira in Porto, northern Portugal, Joao's presence is felt far and wide. In Largo da Ribeira, Porto, Joao Uva showcases his artistic talents as he captures the essence of this enchanting city. Meanwhile, at Fortaleza do Pico dos Frias in the Funchal district of Madeira, Joao stands tall amidst breathtaking landscapes. Traveling further towards Ponta Delgada on Sao Miguel Island in the Azores archipelago reveals more traces of Joao's influence. The arched entrance to Ponta Delgada welcomes visitors with its timeless charm while Joao Franco Street invites exploration into its rich history. But it doesn't stop there - even across time and mediums, we find glimpses of Joao's legacy. In Piracicaba during 1895, artist Joao Pompe immortalizes scenes from this Brazilian town through his masterful brushstrokes. From Cachoeira de Piracicaba to Matriz de Piracicaba church, Pompe's art tells stories that transcend time. Back in Portugal again - an engraving depicting Lisbon alongside a portrait of John V reminds us how influential figures named they have shaped history. And not too far away lies Estremoz Castle with its Gothic porch dedicated to King João. Lastly but certainly not least is Evora's Aqueduct of Silver Water built between 1531-1537 which bears witness to another chapter in Portuguese history where a certain King João played a significant role. From sports arenas to picturesque landscapes and historical landmarks across continents - wherever you go or whatever era you explore - you're bound to stumble upon traces left by remarkable individuals named João.