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DescriptionCoat of arms of the Empire of Brazil.svg
English: Great Arms of Brazil
Português: Grande Brasão de Armas do Brasil, em formato com ornato de pavilhão, "ou seja," mato heráldico.
Date 10/04/2011
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Coat of Arms of the Second Empire of Brazil (twenty stars).

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Reason: Green colors instead of red, invented sceptre; see reall Great Arms of Brazil in File:Lei Áurea.jpg.
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Great Arms of Brazil. Made with elements Sodacan (Original drawing http://commons.wikimedia.org/File:Grand_imperial_arms_of_Brazil.PNG)

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The Color Green Imperial Crown of Brazil comes from the Imperial crown itself. The color red in two-dimensional version is an adaptation of the Crown Prince of Brazil as inheritor of Portugal, designed by the painter Debret and later to be the arms of the Empire of Brazil

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The green color of the Imperial Crown of Brazil comes from the Imperial crown itself. The color red in two-dimensional version is an adaptation of the Crown Prince of Portugal: "Prince of Brazil" (as inheritor of Portugal), designed by the French painter Jean-Baptiste Debret and later to be the arms of the Empire of Brazil.

Em português: A cor verde da Coroa Imperial do Brasil vem da própria coroa imperial. A cor vermelha na versão bidimensional é uma adaptação do príncipe herdeiro de Portugal: "Príncipe do Brasil" (como herdeiro de Portugal), desenhada pelo pintor francês Jean-Baptiste Debret e mais tarde sendo o brasão de armas do Império do Brasil.

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Coat of arms of the Empire of Brazil
Brasão de armas do Segundo Reinado do Império do Brasil (1822–1889).

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