Dimas Sequeira's photos

On façades at Dom Duarte Square, Viseu.

Interior details of this church, located at Sé Square, in front of Viseu Cathedral.

A view from Sé Square, Viseu.

Located at Sé Square, these buildings were built between the 16th and the 17th centuries. The museum, on the left, was built to become a seminary and was added a third floor in the first half of the 18th century.

Contiguous to the manor-house (on the left), it stands at Andrade Street, in the historic centre of Viseu. The photo was taken from Formosa Street.

At Andrade Street, in the historic centre of Viseu. Now it houses the Music Conservatory.

At Direita Street, in the historic centre of Viseu. Now it houses the Professional School Mariana Seixas.

Seen from General Humberto Delgado Square, Viseu.

Spotted at Balsa New Street, Viseu.

Spotted at Formosa Street, Viseu. It includes a quotation of Aquilino Ribeiro - a writer born in 1885 at Sernancelhe (a council within Viseu district) and deceased in 1963 in Lisbon.

At Monsenhor Cónego António Freire Avenue, Viseu.

At César Anjo Street, Viseu.

At Quinta da Cruz (Cross Estate), Olivais Street, Viseu. This mural was painted in two perpendicular walls, but the illusion of painting in a single plan is effective.

Spotted at Monsenhor Cónego António Freire Avenue, Viseu.

At Alto de Abraveses Avenue, Viseu. This was painted on walls of the National Guard headquarter. An officer noticed I had my camera ready to shoot across the fence and came to tell me I was not allowed to photograph the buildings and the fleet of vehicles of that military headquarter. I told I was only interested in the mural paintings, making zoom to catch them better, thus avoiding the buildings and the vehicles. The officer understood I meant what I said and kindly allowed me to take the photos of the murals - a gentlemen's agreement.

At Alto de Abraveses Avenue, Viseu. This was painted on walls of the National Guard headquarter. An officer noticed I had my camera ready to shoot across the fence and came to tell me I was not allowed to photograph the buildings and the fleet of vehicles of that military headquarter. I told I was only interested in the mural paintings, making zoom to catch them better, thus avoiding the buildings and the vehicles. The officer understood I meant what I said and kindly allowed me to take the photos of the murals - a gentlemen's agreement.

On wall of the Basic School of São João de Lourosa, Viseu.

Spotted at Escura Street (=Dark Street), in the historic centre of Viseu.