Paulo Varela Gomes

Paulo Varela Gomes
Paulo Varela Gomes (28 October 1952 - 30 April 2016) was a Portuguese critic, writer, historian of architecture and professor. He was also the presenter of two television documentary series for the Portuguese television, one of which was about the Portuguese in India (O Mundo de Cá, 1995).
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Jean-Paul Dumont
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Jonathan Bignell
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