The Industrial Arts in SpainRiaño, Juan F. (Juan Facundo)
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The Industrial Arts in Spain
Riaño, Juan F. (Juan Facundo)
Decorative arts -- Spain -- History; Pottery -- Spain -- History
1784. Rovira, José Barcelona.
1746. Roxelio, Francisco Cordova.
1791. Ruiz, Donata Burgos.
1746. Ruiz, Juan Cordova.
---- Ruiz, Miguel Cordova.
1777. Ruiz, Pedro Burgos.
1746. Sanchez, Francisco Cordova.
1731. Sanchez Renentes, Tomas Sevilla.
1767 to } Sanchez Niño, Jose Toledo.
1777. }
1731. Sanz, Pedro Sevilla.
18th cent. Sanz de Velasco, Toribio Salamanca.
1700. Simancas, Francisco de Burgos.
1716. Supuesta, Juan Madrid.
1731. Tamaral, Ignacio Sevilla.
1746. Torralvo, Sebastian Cordova.
1755. Torrijos, Lucas de Burgos.
1771. Urqueza, Domingo Madrid.
---- Valadrez Romero, Luis Sevilla.
1746. Vargas, Jose de Cordova.
---- Vega, Pedro de la Cordova.
1754. Vicente, Bautista Valencia.
1728. Vicente, Luis Valencia.
1734. Villa, Andres de Sevilla.
1713 to } Zurreño, Antonio Madrid.
1715. }
1799 to } Ximenez, Manuel Toledo.
1800. }
I owe to the courtesy of Baron Ch. Davillier the names of the following
artists, which appear in his "Histoire des Principaux Orfèvres
Espagnols," Paris, 1879.
Perez de las Cellas, Antonio, a native of Saragossa;
he worked at Rome in 1456
Ruiz, Alonso; he worked at Toledo in 1431
Ferrandez, Garci; he worked at Toledo in 1431
Pielagos, Juan Garcia, Burgos 1442
Fernai, Rodrigo, a Frenchman, who worked at Oviedo in 1368
Bells, Antonio, Barcelona 1458
Closes, Francisco, Barcelona 1464
Rodriguez de Villareal, Lope, Toledo 1466
Sano, Salvador, Barcelona 1475
Zobarola, Francisco, Banet 1480
Jujuce, a Valencian jew, Pamplona 1356
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