Museu do Estado de Pernambuco
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Museu do Estado de Pernambuco

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The Museum of Pernambuco State covers an area of ​​9043 m2, with ample parking and gardens adorned with sculptures and ceramic vessels Portuguese. The main entrance is guarded by two bronze griffins: eagle's head, lion's body and serpent's tail. Statues of Zouaves, ie French infantrymen made ​​in Algeria, whose uniform was copied by other localities, including volunteers Homeland Bahian who fought in the Paraguayan War (1865-1870), flank the staircase that leads to the front terrace Museum, where they are marble, the Muses, which govern the Arts: Memmosina, more memory and 7 of his nine daughters with Zeus = Jupiter, which are: Euterpe, music; Polímmnnia, the muse of rhetoric; Erato, poetry, Melpomene, tragedy, Thalia, comedy, Clio of history, and Calliope, the epic. In a cannon Dutch side terrace, brass, with 3 meters long and 4 cannons behind the Museum of the Portuguese artillery, complement the collection of armory. http://www.cultura.pe.gov.br/museu.html

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