Seville: an historical and descriptive account of "the pearl of Andalusia" — John Shaqi
Seville: an historical and descriptive account of "the pearl of Andalusia"Calvert, Albert Frederick
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Seville: an historical and descriptive account of "the pearl of Andalusia"
Calvert, Albert Frederick
Art -- Spain -- Seville; Painters -- Spain; Seville (Spain) -- Description and travel
“Pietà. The Virgin holding the dead Saviour in her
arms,” by Morales. San Telmo, Seville 243
“Portrait of El Greco,” by himself. Gallery of San
Telmo, Seville 244
“The Miracle of St Vœu. St Hugo in the refectory
with several Chartreux,” by Zurbarán. Seville
Museum 245
“The Martyrdom of St Andrew,” by J. de las Roelas.
Seville Museum 246
“The Last Supper,” by P. de Cespedes. Seville
Museum 247
“Christ on the Cross,” by Zurbarán. Seville Museum 248
Portrait of the figure in Pacheco’s picture at Seville,
supposed to represent Cervantes 249
“The Virgin and the Child Jesus,” by Alonso Cano.
Seville Cathedral 250
“The Descent from the Cross,” by Alego Fernandez.
Seville Cathedral 251
The Cathedral 252
The Giralda 253
The Giralda 254
Cathedral. The Gate of Pardon 255
Cathedral. Puerta de los Palos 256
Plan of the Cathedral 257
Cathedral. View of an organ 258
Cathedral. Monument to Columbus 259
Cathedral. Silver Tabernacle (weighing forty-five
arrobas) 260
Alcazar Gardens 261
Alcazar Gardens 262
Alcazar Gardens 263
House of Pilate. The Goddess Ceres 264
House of Pilate. The Goddess Pallas Pacifer 265
Italica 266
Roman Walls 267
Patio de Banderas and the Giralda 268
Plaza de San Francisco 269
St Mark’s Church 270
Plaza de San Fernando 271
The Town Hall. Details of the old part 272
Façade of the Palace of San Telmo 273
Statue of Velazquez 274
Plaza de la Constitución 275
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