The Escorial: A Historical and Descriptive Account of the Spanish Royal Palace, Monastery and Mausoleum — John Shaqi
The Escorial: A Historical and Descriptive Account of the Spanish Royal Palace, Monastery and MausoleumCalvert, Albert Frederick
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The Escorial: A Historical and Descriptive Account of the Spanish Royal Palace, Monastery and Mausoleum
Calvert, Albert Frederick
Escorial
The Conversion of St. Paul, by L. Giordano. (Casa del
Principe), 258
Apollo grieving over the Death of his son Phaeton: Buen-Retiro
China. (Casa del Principe), 259
The Fall and Death of Julian the Apostate, by L. Giordano.
(Casa del Principe), 260
The Bagpiper, by D. Teniers. (Casa del Principe), 261
St. John the Baptist, by Annibale Caracci. (Casa del
Principe), 262
A Smoker, by D. Teniers. (Casa del Principe), 263
The Heliades, Daughters of the Sun, changed into Poplars,
after the Death of their brother Phaeton: Buen-Retiro
China. (Casa del Principe), 264
The Conception of the Virgin, by an unknown Artist. (Casa
del Principe), 265
The Holy Family, by Raphael. (Casa del Principe), 266
Semiramis fighting the Enemy, by L. Giordano. (Casa del
Principe), 267
The Rape of the Sabines, by L. Giordano. (Casa del
Principe), 268
Allegory of America, by L. Giordano. (Casa del Principe), 269
Allegory of Asia, by L. Giordano. (Casa del Principe), 270
The Dream of Philip II., by El Greco. (Chapter Hall of
the Escorial), 271
Effigies of the different Kings of Spain, 272
Effigies of the different Kings of Spain, 273
Effigies of the different Kings of Spain, 274
The Prince’s Room. (Escorial), 275
Pompeian Room. (Escorial), 276
Tower Room (Caseta de Abajo). (Escorial), 277
The Royal Palace and Monastery: plan and section, 278
THE ESCORIAL
I
PHILIP II. AND THE ESCORIAL
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