Category:Jaime Martins Barata

**Jaime Martins Barata**
	Portuguese artist (1899-1970)
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Name in native language	Jaime Martins Barata;
Date of birth	7 March 1899; Santo António das Areias
Date of death	15 May 1970; Lisbon
Country of citizenship	Portugal;
Occupation	designer; painter; sculptor; visual artist; high school teacher;
Field of work	visual arts;
Native language	Portuguese;
Child	Bixa;
Spouse	Maria Emília Roque Gameiro;
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	Q1678735; ISNI: 0000000067687792; VIAF ID: 70612273; Library of Congress authority ID: n93120873; IdRef ID: 14822735X; NL CR AUT ID: xx0304367; Nationale Thesaurus voor Auteursnamen ID: 239077849; Open Library ID: OL849421A
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