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
The Three Graces, by Rubens. Prado 213
The Holy Family, by Rubens. Prado 214
Van Dyck and Count Bristol, by Van Dyck. Prado 215
The Last Supper, by Juan de Juanes. Prado 216
The Catholic Sovereigns adoring the Virgin, by Juan
de Borgoña. Prado 217
A Gothic King, by Alonso Cano. Prado 218
The Water from the Rock, by Juan de las Roelas,
El Clérigo. Prado 219
A Soul in Pain, by Ribalta. Prado 220
Portrait of Philip II., by Pantoja de la Cruz. Prado 221
Portrait of Pedro Berruguete. 15th century. Collection
of Don José de Lázaro Galdeano 222
Architecture, Painting, and Sculpture, by G. Suñol.
Allegoric group intended for the façade of the
Prado 223
The Emperor Charles V. Prado Museum 224
The Empress Isabel of Portugal, wife of Charles V.
The Prado 225
A Satyr and children dancing. The Prado 226
Marble relief. Life-size figures. The Prado 227
Marble relief. Bacchantes. Life-size figures. The
Prado 228
Bronze heads. The Prado 229
Tapestry. The Baptist taking leave of his parents to
devote himself to penitence 230
Tapestry. The Virgin enthroned, Gideon showing the
lamb’s skin, and other scenes 231
Effigy of St Ferdinand, King of Spain. Chapel Royal 232
(1 to 5) Crowns and votive crosses of Guarrazar. (6)
Remains of St Ferdinand’s robe. (7) Moorish
spurs of St Ferdinand. Royal Armoury 233
C 1. Spanish man-at-arms, 15th century. Royal
Armoury 234
C 4. Spanish crossbowman, 15th century. Royal
Armoury 235
C 2. Spanish halberdier, 15th century. Royal Armoury 236
Mace-bearer of the 16th century with surcoat displaying
the Arms of Castile and Leon 237
A 26. Tilting harness of Charles V. Royal Armoury 238
A 112. Armour presented to Charles V. by the Duke
of Mantua. Royal Armoury 239
Armour of Charles V. made by Desiderio Colman.
(1849 Catalogue.) Royal Armoury 240
A 231. Armour made for Prince Philip (II.) by Wolf
of Landshut (1550). Royal Armoury 241
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