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Adam and Eve and the Serpent
José Dolores López
ca. 1930
The main façade of the monastery of El Escorial, from "Views of El Escorial"
Tomás López Enguidanos
ca. 1790–1800
Bird's-eye view of the monastery of El Escorial, from "Views of El Escorial"
Tomás López Enguidanos
ca. 1790–1800
View of an interior corridor of the monastery of El Escorial, from "Views of El Escorial"
Tomás López Enguidanos
ca. 1790–1800
View of the Choir inside the church of the monastery of El Escorial, from "Views of El Escorial"
Tomás López Enguidanos
ca. 1790–1800
View of the Patio of the Kings in the monastery of El Escorial, from "Views of El Escorial"
Tomás López Enguidanos
ca. 1790–1800
View of the side of the monastery of El Escorial with the garden in the foreground, from "Views of El Escorial"
Tomás López Enguidanos
ca. 1790–1800
The principal facade of the monastery of El Escorial, from "Views of El Escorial"
Tomás López Enguidanos
ca. 1790–1800
Pages 3, 4, 5 and 6 of an eight page broadsheet addressing political subjects taken from the newspaper 'Calaveras aftosas con medias naylon' (Hoof and Mouth Skeletons with Nylon Stockings)
José Chávez Morado
1947
Pages 1, 2, 7 and 8 of an eight page broadsheet 'Calaveras aftosas con medias naylon' (Hoof and Mouth Skeletons with Nylon Stockings) addressing imperialism with images of 'calaveras' accompanied by 'corridos' (ballads); on the first page, a calavera cow with foot and mouth disease in nylon stockings refering to the contamination of milk
José Chávez Morado
1947
Annals of the Artists of Spain. Vols. I-III
Sir William Stirling Maxwell, 9th Baronet
1848