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Church of St Peter, Astudillo

Astudillo (Palencia, Spain)

Church of St Peter
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Description

The origins of the Church of San Pedro (Astudillo, Palencia) date back to the 13th century and are linked to Violante of Aragon, wife of Alfonso X the Wise. The building underwent modifications in the 15th and 16th centuries due to renovations carried out inside. It features three naves separated by pillars and ribbed vaults. Notable features include the Renaissance main altarpiece, created by Hernando de Nestosa (ca. 1525–1599), and the altar frontal.

Bibliography
  • OREJÓN CALVO, Anacleto (1927): Historia documentada de la villa de Astudillo, Imprenta de la Federación C. Agraria, Palencia.
  • PARRADO DEL OLMO, Jesús María (1994): Astudillo: iglesias y ermitas, Diputación Provincial de Palencia, Palencia.
  • REVILLA VIELVA, Ramón (1951): Catálogo monumental de la provincia de Palencia. Partidos de Astudillo y Baltanás, vol. I, Diputación Provincial de Palencia, Palencia.
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It hosted this work in the past [XVIth c. - Mid XXc.]
St. John. Fragment of an altarpiece from San Pedro de Astudillo

©Bob Jones University

St. John. Fragment of an altarpiece from San Pedro de Astudillo

Maestro de Cueza [attributed to]
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St. John. Fragment of an altarpiece from San Pedro de Astudillo

Maestro de Cueza [attributed to]
First quarter of the 16th c.
Provenance: Church of St Peter, Astudillo, Astudillo (Spain)
Current locations: Museum & Gallery at Bob Jones University, Greenville (United States)
It hosted this work in the past [XVIth c. - Mid XXc.]
St. Luke. Fragment of an altarpiece from San Pedro de Astudillo

Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland.

St. Luke. Fragment of an altarpiece from San Pedro de Astudillo

Maestro de Cueza [attributed to]
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St. Luke. Fragment of an altarpiece from San Pedro de Astudillo

Maestro de Cueza [attributed to]
First quarter of the 16th c.
Provenance: Church of St Peter, Astudillo, Astudillo (Spain)
Current locations: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore (United States)
It hosted this work in the past [XVIth c. - Mid XXc.]
St. Matthew. Fragment of an altarpiece from San Pedro de Astudillo

Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland.

St. Matthew. Fragment of an altarpiece from San Pedro de Astudillo

Maestro de Cueza [attributed to]
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St. Matthew. Fragment of an altarpiece from San Pedro de Astudillo

Maestro de Cueza [attributed to]
First quarter of the 16th c.
Provenance: Church of St Peter, Astudillo, Astudillo (Spain)
Current locations: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore (United States)
It hosted this work in the past [XVIth c. - Mid XXc.]
St. Mark. Fragment of an altarpiece from San Pedro de Astudillo

Frick Art Research Library.

St. Mark. Fragment of an altarpiece from San Pedro de Astudillo

Maestro de Cueza [attributed to]
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St. Mark. Fragment of an altarpiece from San Pedro de Astudillo

Maestro de Cueza [attributed to]
First quarter of the 16th c.
Provenance: Church of St Peter, Astudillo, Astudillo (Spain)
Current locations: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond (United States)
From this location, 4 works were moved, which are currently at
Museum & Gallery at Bob Jones University
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Museum & Gallery at Bob Jones University

Greenville (United States)
Johns Hopkins University
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Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore (United States)
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
museum

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Richmond (United States)