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
“Madre Francisca Dorotea Villalda,” by Murillo.
Seville Cathedral 198
“St Anthony with the Infant Saviour,” by Murillo.
Seville Museum 199
“Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception,” by
Murillo. Seville Museum 200
“Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception,” by
Murillo. Seville Museum 201
“Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception,” by
Murillo. Seville Museum 202
“Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception,” by
Murillo. Seville Museum 203
“St Justa and St Rufina, Patron Saints of Seville,
holding between them the Giralda Tower,” by
Murillo. Seville Museum 204
“St Bonaventure and St Leander,” by Murillo.
Seville Museum 205
“St Thomas of Villanueva, giving alms at the door of
his Cathedral,” by Murillo. Seville Museum 206
“The Annunciation of Our Lady,” by Murillo.
Seville Museum 207
“St Felix of Cantalisi, restoring to Our Lady the
Infant Saviour, whom she had placed in his arms,”
by Murillo. Seville Museum 208
“Adoration of the Shepherds of Bethlehem,” by
Murillo. Seville Museum 209
“St Peter Nolasco kneeling before Our Lady of
Mercy,” by Murillo. Seville Museum 210
“The Deposition,--St Francis of Assisi supporting
the body of Our Lord nailed by the left hand to the
Cross,” by Murillo. Seville Museum 211
“St Joseph and the Infant Saviour,” by Murillo.
Seville Museum 212
“St John the Baptist in the Desert leaning against a
rock,” by Murillo. Seville Museum 213
“St Augustine and the Flaming Heart,” by Murillo.
Seville Museum 214
“St Felix of Cantalisi and the Infant Jesus,” known
as “San Felix de las Arrugas,” by Murillo.
Seville Museum 215
“St Anthony with the Infant Saviour,” by Murillo.
Seville Museum 216
“Deposition from the Cross,” by Murillo. Seville
Museum 217
“Our Lady with the Infant Saviour in her Arms,” by
Murillo. (An early picture.) Seville Museum 218
“Our Lady and the Infant Saviour,” known as “La
Virgen de la Servilleta,” by Murillo. Seville
Museum 219
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