Spain Andalucía Collection

Jose Cadalso (1741-1782), Spanish miltary and writer

Christopher Columbus (1451 - 1506), navigator, oil painting Royal Pragmatic Reading in the Church of Palos

Departure of the Pinta, Nina and Santa Maria del Puerto de Palos Christopher Columbus, Italian navigator and explorer

Conversation in the Chapter House of the Monastery of Columbus, physicist Garcia Fernandez, Father Juan Perez and Alonso Pinzon Christopher Columbus (1451-1506), navigator and discover

The Catholic Monarchs receiving the Christian captives in the conquest of Malaga, oil, 1837, detail

Colon received by the Catholic Kings after their first trip to Barcelona tile panel located in the Square of Spain in Seville, Christopher Columbus (1451-1506), Genoese navigator

Jose Maria Queipo del Llano, Earl of Toreno (1768-1843), Spanish politician

Jose I Bonaparte (1768-1844), King of Spain

Frederick Charles. Gravina (1756-1806), Spanish admiral, hero of Trafalgar

Gustavo Adolfo Becquer (1836-1870), Spanish poet and writer

View of the Barqueta bridge in Seville

View of the entrance by the Barqueta bridge in the Universal Exhibition of Seville in 1992

Fray Bartolome de las Casas (1474 -1566), Spanish Dominican

Monument in the city of Cordoba dedicated to Averroes (1126-1198), philosopher, lawyer, doctor and Arab-Andalusian astronomer

Jura de Santa Gadea Alfonso VI (1040-1109), king of Castile, swears before El Cid Campeador

Oath of Privileges and Franchises of Mallorca Island by King James III (1315-1349). Tiles in the Plaza de Espana

Visit to hospital

Taking Lugo by Alphonse I of Asturias in 755, tile panel in the Spain square in Seville

Edition of the Constitution of the Spanish Monarchy, enacted in 1812

Conquest of Toledo by Alphonse VI of Castile, tile panels in the Spain square in Seville

Battle of Almansa in 1707, tile panel located in the Plaza of Spain in Seville

Pacification of Gamboino and Onacino sides, before the magistrate Gonzalo Moro (1394), tile panel

Banner of Castile, celebration on 2nd January of the taking of the city by the Catholic Kings

San Lorenzo castle in the Puntal, Cadiz

San Juan de Dios Square in 1596

View of the southern fields, oil on canvas

Detail of a column, a capital and the wall of the Hall of Ambassadors in Medina Azahara, built by Caliph Abd ar Rahman III from 936

Columns by the current City Council of Cordoba

Fountain in the Potro Square in Cordoba

Inside the Alcazar of Seville, oratory of the Catholic Monarchs with a beautiful altar in ceramics work by Italian artist Nicoloso Pisano

Detail of the coffered ceiling of the Hall of Ambassadors in the Reales Alcazares of Seville

Detail of the wall decoration in the Royal Hall of Medina Azahara

Family Portrait by Valeriano Dominguez Becquer

Altarpiece of Jesus Nazareno in the Cathedral of Granada. Designed in 1722 by Marcos Fernandez and made by Felix Rodriguez and Jose Narvaez, with paintings by Ribera and Alonso Cano

Resurrection of Jesus Christ, work by Pedro Berruguete

The Nativity, table of a triptych by Van der Weyden

The Piety, table of a triptych by Roger van der Weyden

Iron gate with Corinthian pilasters and plateresque ornaments, made between 1518-1520

Burial of Christ, sculptural group from the Convent of San Jeronimo of Granada, by Jacobo Florentino

Marble bracelets decorated with parallel carved lines, from the Bat Cave, Zuheros (Cordoba)

Red ochre glass (painted with a red slip of iron oxide), with incised parallel lines that form geometric patterns. Its globular shaped, with a convex base and straight edge, smooth walls and handles

Gold coins, Visigothic period

Visigothic inscription, from the Germo Basilica in Espiel (Cordoba)

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"Exploring the Rich Heritage of Spain's Andalucía: A Journey Through Time" Step into the captivating world of Andalucía, where history and culture intertwine to create a mesmerizing tapestry. From the renowned navigator Christopher Columbus to the vibrant festivities of Seville's Universal Exhibition in 1992, this region has witnessed countless remarkable moments. In an oil painting titled "Royal Pragmatic Reading, " we see Christopher Columbus, a visionary explorer who forever changed the course of history. Departing from Palos de la Frontera on his iconic ships - Pinta, Nina, and Santa Maria - he embarked on a daring voyage that would lead him to discover new lands. The Monastery of Columbus serves as witness to important conversations held within its Chapter House. Here, physicist Garcia Fernandez engaged in enlightening discussions with Columbus himself, delving into scientific theories and discoveries that shaped their era. Andalucía also played a significant role in Spain's conquests. The Catholic Monarchs received Christian captives after successfully conquering Malaga – a pivotal moment symbolizing their triumph over adversity. Tile panels depicting Colon (Columbus) being welcomed by the Catholic Kings upon his return from Barcelona showcase the nation's pride for its intrepid explorers. These artworks serve as reminders of Spain's golden age when it was at the forefront of global exploration and discovery. Notable figures like Jose Cadalso and Jose Maria Queipo del Llano left their mark on Andalucían soil through their military prowess and political contributions respectively. Meanwhile, King Jose I Bonaparte brought both controversy and change during his reign as King of Spain. Frederick Charles Gravina stands tall among Spanish heroes as an admiral who valiantly fought in Trafalgar – forever etching his name into naval history books. Gustavo Adolfo Becquer adds poetic beauty to Andalucía's legacy.