Representing Henry the Navigator at the Promontory of Sagres
on what is now called the Pavilhão Carlos Lopes in the Parque Eduardo VII in Lisbon, by Jorge Colaço (1922)
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Fascinating image. I see that it is a depiction of Uranus upon a Chariot of Wat’ry horses. Is there a particular narrative associated with this image?
Regards,
Bhāvasindhu
Yes, but Neptune, surely. I’m not aware of any story except that it’s Henry at Sagres, but that’s of course symbolic of his achievements.