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Spanish, Balearic Islands
early 19th century
Francí Gomar
ca. 1456–1458
Spanish, Catalonia or Balearic Islands
18th century
Spanish
ca. 1150–1200
Luis Meléndez
ca. 1772
Spanish, possibly Catalonia or Balearic Islands
1700
Spanish, possibly Catalonia or Balearic Islands
1700
Salvador Dalí
1929
Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes)
1787–88
Torres Strait Islander
mid to late 19th century
British, Birmingham, and Spanish
hallmarked for 1782–83
Spanish, possibly Catalonia or Balearic Islands
1800
possibly Spanish
13th–early 15th century
Spain, possibly Balearic Islands
18th–19th century
Gilbert Stuart
1794
Gilbert Stuart
1794
probably Italian or Spanish
ca. 1500
Pablo Picasso
Winter 1908
Spanish, Majorca
18th century
Spanish, Majorca
18th–19th century
Spanish
late 19th century
Solomon Islands
19th–early 20th century
Italian, Milan
ca. 1580
Julian Arrechia
ca. 1450–60 and later, restored and composed in the 1920s
Spanish
18th century
Spanish
ca. 1400
Spanish
late 18th century
Spanish
late 18th century
Juan Gris
Paris, 1911
Spanish
ca. 1500
Gilbert Stuart
ca. 1820–22
Joan Miró
1944
possibly Spanish
13th–early 15th century
Spanish, Tenerife
19th century
Italian or Spanish
late 16th–early 17th century
Italian or Spanish
late 16th–early 17th century
Italian or Spanish
late 16th–early 17th century
Italian or Spanish
late 16th–early 17th century
Martín Rico y Ortega
1879
Juan Gris
Paris, 1915–16