Madrid: an historical description and handbook of the Spanish capitalCalvert, Albert Frederick
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Madrid: an historical description and handbook of the Spanish capital
Calvert, Albert Frederick
Art -- Spain -- Madrid; Madrid (Spain) -- Description and travel
Sedan chair of Charles III. (from the coach-houses
of the Royal Palace, Madrid). Royal Armoury 286
Campaign litter of the Emperor Charles V. Royal
Armoury 287
Carriage given by Napoleon I. to Charles IV. (from
the coach-houses of the Royal Palace, Madrid).
Royal Armoury 288
The Crown coach (from the coach-houses of the
Royal Palace, Madrid). Royal Armoury 289
General view of the interior of the old Armoury 290
General view of the interior of the old Armoury 291
General view of the interior of the old Armoury 292
Royal Academy of History. Exterior of the triptych-reliquary
from the stone monastery in Aragon 293
Royal Academy of History. Part of the triptych-reliquary
from the stone monastery in Aragon 294
Royal Academy of History. Paintings on the exterior
of the triptych-reliquary from the stone
monastery in Aragon 295
Statue of Philip III. in the Plaza Mayor 296
Statue of Philip IV. in the Plaza de Oriente 297
Statue of Espartero the Peace-maker 298
Statue of General Concha, Marqués del Duero 299
Statue of Velazquez 300
Statue of Murillo 301
Retiro. Statue of Goya 302
Statue of Cervantes 303
Cervantes 304
Statue of Calderón de la Barca. (The work of J.
Figueras) 305
Isabel the Catholic. Bronze group in the Castellana.
(The work of Oms) 306
Monument to the memory of Columbus in the Paseo
de Recoletos 307
Monument to the memory of Columbus in the Paseo
de Recoletos 308
Monument to the memory of Columbus in the Paseo
de Recoletos 309
Monument to the memory of Columbus in the Paseo
de Recoletos 310
Monument to the memory of Columbus in the Paseo
de Recoletos 311
Monument to commemorate the 2nd of May 312
Fountain of Neptune in the Prado 313
The Fountain of Cybele 314
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