| In century XVIII the Portuguese tile entered in full evolution, decorative renewal and allied to the passage of the polychromic of national tradition for blue and white. |
| A troglodytic chapel from the 16th century, with a polychromic stone statue representing Saint Martin sharing his coat, and an altarpiece from the 15th century, classified as a Historical monument. |
| Within the Rotunda, the polychromic decorations immediately arrest the eye. |
| The most common polychromic scheme comes from the painted walls. |
| The pottery was polychromic, with geometric decorations and applications of metallic ornaments. |
| Something I have within me and I express in the polychromic composition you'll be able to see. |
