Ramos Pinto - Port & Douro WineRamos Pinto - Port & Douro Wine Facebook ad: “At the entrance to the historic Ramos Pinto…”
Ran for 141 days, from December 25, 2025 to May 15, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
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At the entrance to the historic Ramos Pinto offices, visitors were welcomed with a striking visual and symbolic display. This reception features early 20th-century azulejos (ceramic tiles), created in 1909 by Pedro de Figueiredo, depicting the Douro Valley with Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, surrounded by the Douro river’s nymphs. The female figures are portrayed nude, a bold and controversial choice for the time and that was precisely Adriano Ramos Pinto’s goal: to provoke, to leave a lasting impression, and to ensure no one forgot his wines or his brand. To learn more about the history of Ramos Pinto, visit the museum in Vila Nova de Gaia: [email protected] ___ Na entrada dos antigos escritórios da Ramos Pinto, os visitantes eram recebidos com impacto visual e simbólico. Este átrio, revestido com painéis de azulejos do início do século XX (1909), é da autoria de Pedro de Figueiredo e representa o Vale do Douro, tendo como figura central Baco, o Deus do Vinho, rodeado pelas ninfas do rio Douro. As figuras femininas, representadas de forma despida, causaram grande polémica na época, mas era precisamente esse o objetivo de Adriano Ramos Pinto: provocar, marcar, e nunca passar despercebido. Para saber mais sobre a história da Ramos Pinto, venha visitar o museu, em Vila Nova de Gaia: [email protected]
