Francisco Collection (page 15)

Juan de Pineda (1558-1637). Spanish jesuit. Author of Commentarium in job, in the book Libro de descripcion de verdaderos retratos de ilustres y memorables varones, Seville 1599, facsimile

Fray Pedro de Valderrama (1550-1611), Spanish augustine religious born in Seville. Libro de descripcion de verdaderos retratos de ilustres y memorables varones, Seville 1599

Fray Luis de la Cruz (1562 - ), Spanish religious, facsimile drawing

Francisco Pacheco (1564 - 1654), Spanish painter, master and father-in-law of Diego de Velazquez. Cover of a portrait book

Francisco Montes Paquiro (1805-1845), Spanish bullfighter

Bergamin Francisco Garcia (Malaga 1855-1937), Spanish politician, the Conservative Party

Isidoro Maiquez (1768-1820), Spanish actor

Juan Melendez Valdes (1754-1817), Spanish poet, jurist and politician. Oil by Goya

Francisco Lobaton (1951-), Spanish journalist

Joanna the Mad detained in Tordesillas Joanna of Castile known as Joanna the Mad (1479-1555), Queen of Castile

The Duchess of Osuna, oil by Francisco de Goya

The Countess of Chinchon, oil by Francisco de Goya

Francisco Franco (1892-1975), Spanish military and political, 1936 photo

The Surrender of Granada, painted from 1879 to 1882. Delivery of the keys of the city to the Catholic Kings

Francisco Pizarro and his companions are on the Gorgona island, engraving from 1726, with the portrait of Diego de Almagro (1472-1538). Spanish conqueror

Cover of the work Cronica de la Nueva Espana (Chronicle of New Spain) by Francisco Lopez de Gomara, which includes the conquest of Mexico by Hernan Cortes. Edition of 1554

Town Hall of Astorga, lithograph of the work Memories and beauties of Spain

Cibeles Fountain of Madrid, was installed in 1782, work by Francisco Gutierrez, Roberto Michel and Xavier Gimenez, engraving 1870

New Court of Auditors of the Kingdom, built by Francisco Jareno y Alarcon from 1860 to 1863 in Madrid, Fuencarral street, engraving, 1870

Francisco Villa Pancho Villa (1878-1923), Mexican revolutionary, the General at the head of an armed column, picture of 1916

Morocco War (1923 - 1926), advertisement in the magazine Nuevo Mundo of June 15, 1923 of the new military charges: Nunez de Prado, Francisco Franco and Martinez Anido

7th century, 7th Council of Toledo, summoned by King Chindasvinto, miniature in Primacy of the Church of Toledo, illuminated manuscripts, 1253

Colon Theatre, exterior view, with many taxis circulating in front of it

Tomb of Ferdinand VI, in the Convent of the Royal Salesas, commissioned by Charles III to Francesco Sabatini and sculptor Francisco Gimenez, engraving 1870

Paseo de las Delicias in Madrid, 1785 Francisco Bayeu

The bridge of the Canal of Madrid, 1784, detail of Painting by Francisco Bayeu

Women with shawl by Francis Iturrino

Flamenco venue by Francisco Iturrino, 1917

Gunpowder factory, oil on table

Bulls factory, oil on table (Back: Rifle bulls factory of Josef Mallen in the Sierra de Tardienta (Aragon) in 1811-1813

Driving an ashlar, oil on canvas

The Angler, oil on canvas

Sacristy of the Monastery of Guadalupe decorated with Paintings by Francisco de Zurbaran

Adoration of the Shepherds, oil Painting by Francisco Camilo

Poverty, drawing No. 258 of the series of sepia gouaches by Francisco de Goya

The Hunter, tapestry made on a cardboard by Francisco de Goya

The ring-shaped pastries maker, tapestry made on a cardboard by Francisco de Goya

Carreras and Candi, Francisco (Barcelona, ??1862-1937), historian, geographer and politician from Catalonia, Spain. In 1890 he was president of the Conservative Youth

Meeting of witches. Drawing No. 113 of the series of sepia gouaches by Francisco de Goya

Duke of San Carlos, 1815, oil painting by Francisco de Goya

The travelling comedians, 1793, oil painting by Francisco de Goya

Dancing on the banks of Manzanares river, 1777, oil painting by Francisco de Goya

Saturn devouring one of his children by Francisco de Goya

Bullfighting, series of etchings by Francisco de Goya. Plate 11: The Cid Campeador lancing another bull

Silvela Francisco (1845-1905), Spanish politician

La Toilette by Francisco Garcia Abuja

Adoration of the Magi, oil on canvas by Francisco Rizzi

Witchess coven (1797-1798), black painting by Francisco de Goya

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Francisco Tarrega Eixea (1852-1909), a renowned guitarist and composer, is captured in this captivating portrait as he skillfully strums his guitar. His fingers dance across the strings, producing melodies that resonate with passion and emotion. In another artistic masterpiece, Saint Anthony of Padua captivates an audience of aquatic creatures as he preaches to the fishes. Francisco Tarrega's music seems to echo through the water, enchanting even the most elusive marine beings. Moving forward in time, we encounter three Fatima Visionaries who witnessed divine apparitions in Portugal during 1917. Their innocent faces reflect both awe and reverence as they experience a spiritual connection beyond comprehension. Francesco Hayez's painting "The Kiss" portrays an intimate moment frozen in time. The artist masterfully captures the tenderness shared between two lovers, their embrace conveying a profound sense of longing and desire. Shifting gears once again, we delve into history with Franco Bahamonde Francisco (1892-1975). A controversial figure known for his leadership during Spain's tumultuous times, his legacy remains divisive among historians and citizens alike. "The Naked Maja, " created by Francisco Goya around 1800, showcases a bold depiction of female sensuality. This provocative artwork challenges societal norms while celebrating human beauty in its rawest form. Alcatraz Island emerges from San Francisco Bay like a fortress surrounded by treacherous waters. Once home to infamous criminals, it now stands as a haunting reminder of America's criminal past. Goya returns with "Witches in Flight, " where supernatural forces take center stage amidst darkened skies. These bewitching figures soar through the air on broomsticks while casting spells upon unsuspecting souls below. Saturn Devouring a Son depicts one of Goya's most chilling works: Saturn consuming his own offspring out of fear for losing power. This macabre portrayal serves as a haunting reminder of the destructive nature of unchecked authority.