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Royal Palace Madrid. Public Domain
private collection

Isabella I of Castile

Segovia (Spain)

Juan de Flandes, Portrait of Isabel la Católica, from the Cartuja de Miraflores. Royal Palace, Madrid. c. 1500-1504
Royal Palace Madrid. Public Domain
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Isabella I of Castile (1451-1504) was the daughter of John II of Castile and Isabella of Portugal. In 1479 she married Ferdinand II of Aragon, uniting the crowns of Castile and Aragon. After the death of her half-brother Henry IV, the War of the Castilian Succession was unleashed, which ended with Isabella's victory. From her marriage to Ferdinand the Catholic five children were born: Isabella, Juan, Juana, Maria and Catalina.

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It hosted this work in the past [ca. 1500 - ca. 1504]
Last Supper

Historic England Archive. Public Domain

Last Supper

Flandes, Juan de
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Last Supper

Flandes, Juan de
15th c.
Provenance: Isabella I of Castile, Segovia (Spain)
Current locations: Apsley House, London (United Kingdom)
It hosted this work in the past [ca. 1496 - ca. 1504]
Polyptych of Isabella I of Castile

Polyptych of Isabella I of Castile

Morros, Felipe
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Polyptych of Isabella I of Castile

Morros, Felipe
Late 15th c.
Provenance: Isabella I of Castile, Segovia (Spain)
Current locations: Royal Collections Gallery, Madrid (Spain)
It hosted this work in the past [ca. 1496 - ca. 1504]
Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane

Published in: Chiyo Ishikawa, The Retablo de Isabel la Católica by Juan de Flandes and Miche Sittow, Brepols, 2004. 

Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane

Flandes, Juan de
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Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane

Flandes, Juan de
15th c.
Provenance: Isabella I of Castile, Segovia (Spain)
Current locations: Private collection, Munich, Múnich (Germany)
It hosted this work in the past [ca. 1496 - ca. 1504]
Marriage at Cana

The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York. Public Domain

Marriage at Cana

Flandes, Juan de
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Marriage at Cana

Flandes, Juan de
Late 15th c. / Early 16th c.
Provenance: Isabella I of Castile, Segovia (Spain)
Current locations: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (United States)
It hosted this work in the past [ca. 1496 - ca. 1504]
Crowning of Thorns

Detroit Institute of Arts, Michigan. Public Domain

Crowning of Thorns

Flandes, Juan de
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Crowning of Thorns

Flandes, Juan de
Late 15th c. / Early 16th c.
Provenance: Isabella I of Castile, Segovia (Spain)
Current locations: Detroit Institute of Art, Detroit (United States)
It hosted this work in the past [Early XVIth c.]
Hours of Queen Isabella the Catholic

The Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio. Public Domain

Hours of Queen Isabella the Catholic

Master of the First Prayerbook of Maximillian
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Hours of Queen Isabella the Catholic

Master of the First Prayerbook of Maximillian
Last quarter of the 15th c.
Provenance: Isabella I of Castile, Segovia (Spain)
Current locations: Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland (United States)
Owned this work in the past [ca. 1474 - ca. 1504]
Book of the knight Zifar

National Library of France.

Book of the knight Zifar

Juan de Carrión [workshop of] [attributed to]
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Book of the knight Zifar

Juan de Carrión [workshop of] [attributed to]
Third quarter of the 15th c.
Provenance: Henry IV of Castile, Segovia (Spain)
Current locations: National Library of France, Paris (France)
From this location, 7 works were moved, which are currently at
Apsley House
museum

Apsley House

London (United Kingdom)
Royal Collections Gallery
museum

Royal Collections Gallery

Madrid (Spain)
Private collection, Munich
private collection

Private collection, Munich

Múnich (Germany)
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
museum

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

New York (United States)
Detroit Institute of Art
museum

Detroit Institute of Art

Detroit (United States)
Cleveland Museum of Art
museum

Cleveland Museum of Art

Cleveland (United States)
National Library of France
library

National Library of France

Paris (France)