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Cultural Heritage from Castile and Leon around the world

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Tendant Angel. Stone Coat of Arms from the convent of San Francisco de Cuéllar (Segovia)

Ancient Spanish Monastery (monastery from Sacramenia, Segovia), Miami, Florida. Public Domain.

Tendant Angel. Stone Coat of Arms from the convent of San Francisco de Cuéllar (Segovia)

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architecture and architectural elements

Tendant Angel. Stone Coat of Arms from the convent of San Francisco de Cuéllar (Segovia)

Late 15th c.
Provenance: Convent of San Francisco, Cuéllar, Cuéllar (Spain)
Current locations: The Spanish Ancient Monastery, Florida (United States)
Tendant Angel. Stone Coat of Arms from the convent of San Francisco de Cuéllar (Segovia)

Ancient Spanish Monastery (monastery from Sacramenia, Segovia), Miami, Florida. Public Domain.

Tendant Angel. Stone Coat of Arms from the convent of San Francisco de Cuéllar (Segovia)

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architecture and architectural elements

Tendant Angel. Stone Coat of Arms from the convent of San Francisco de Cuéllar (Segovia)

Late 15th c.
Provenance: Convent of San Francisco, Cuéllar, Cuéllar (Spain)
Current locations: The Spanish Ancient Monastery, Florida (United States)
Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

© The Trustees of the British Museum.

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous
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goldsmithing

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous
ca. 120-20 a.C.
Provenance: La Corona, Samir de los Caños (Spain)
Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)
Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

© The Trustees of the British Museum.

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous
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goldsmithing

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous
ca. 120-20 a.C.
Provenance: La Corona, Samir de los Caños (Spain)
Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)
Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

© The Trustees of the British Museum.

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous
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goldsmithing

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous
ca. 120-20 a.C.
Provenance: La Corona, Samir de los Caños (Spain)
Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)
Fragment of a jewel, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

© The Trustees of the British Museum.

Fragment of a jewel, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous
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goldsmithing

Fragment of a jewel, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous
ca. 120-20 a.C.
Provenance: La Corona, Samir de los Caños (Spain)
Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)
Tile

© The Trustees of the British Museum.

Tile

Anonimous
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ceramics

Tile

Anonimous
ca. 1475-1520
Provenance: Cuéllar, (Spain)
Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)
Fibula

© The Trustees of the British Museum. 

Fibula

Anonimous
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metalwork

Fibula

Anonimous
ca. 70-150
Provenance: Possible origin from Castile and Leon, Castilla y León (Spain)
Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)
The Silver Real. Pedro I of Castile

© The Trustees of the British Museum.

The Silver Real. Pedro I of Castile

Anonimous
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numismatics

The Silver Real. Pedro I of Castile

Anonimous
ca. 1363
Provenance: Burgos Mint, Burgos (Spain)
Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)
Blanca del Agnus Dei. Juan I of Castile

© The Trustees of the British Museum.

Blanca del Agnus Dei. Juan I of Castile

Anonimous
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numismatics

Blanca del Agnus Dei. Juan I of Castile

Anonimous
ca. 1386
Provenance: León Mint, León (Spain)
Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)
The Virgin between Saint James and Saint Dominic, called by Jacques Floreins

© 2017 GrandPalaisRmn (musée du Louvre) / Tony Querrec

The Virgin between Saint James and Saint Dominic, called by Jacques Floreins

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painting

The Virgin between Saint James and Saint Dominic, called by Jacques Floreins

1485-1490
Provenance: Burgos, (Spain)
Current locations: Louvre Museum, Paris (France)
Processional Cross

Patricia Nobilia

Processional Cross

Anonimous
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silversmithing

Processional Cross

Anonimous
ca. 1350
Provenance: Possible origin from Castile and Leon, Castilla y León (Spain)
Current locations: Acelain, Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Our Lady of Sorrows

Nobilia (2018): 560.

Our Lady of Sorrows

Anónimo castellano
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sculpture

Our Lady of Sorrows

Anónimo castellano
ca. 1330-1350
Provenance: Possibly from the province of Palencia, Palencia (Spain)
Current locations: Acelain, Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Saint Catherine

Nobilia (2018): 561.

Saint Catherine

Anónimo castellano
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sculpture

Saint Catherine

Anónimo castellano
ca. 1350-1380
Provenance: Possible origin from Castile and Leon, Castilla y León (Spain)
Current locations: Acelain, Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Alizar

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Dominio Público.

Alizar

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architecture and architectural elements

Alizar

Late 14th c.
Provenance: Possible origin: Zúñiga Palace, Curiel de Duero (Spain)
Current locations: The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Houston (United States)
Head of Saint Joseph

Art UK.

Head of Saint Joseph

Reni, Guido [school of] [attributed to]
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painting

Head of Saint Joseph

Reni, Guido [school of] [attributed to]
ca. 1620-1635
Provenance: Diego Felipe de Guzmán, 1st Marquis of Leganés, Morata de Tajuña (Spain)
Current locations: Apsley House, London (United Kingdom)
Capital from the Abbey of Santa María de Lebanza, Palencia: Three Holy Women at the tomb

Fogg Art Museum. © President and Fellows of Harvard College

Capital from the Abbey of Santa María de Lebanza, Palencia: Three Holy Women at the tomb

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architecture and architectural elements

Capital from the Abbey of Santa María de Lebanza, Palencia: Three Holy Women at the tomb

c. 1185
Provenance: Abbey of Santa María de Lebanza, Lebanza (Spain)
Current locations: Fogg Museum, Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge [Massachusetts] (United States)
Capital from the Abbey of Santa María de Lebanza, Palencia: Christ in Majesty Exhibiting His Wounds

Fogg Museum. Harvard Art Museums. © President and Fellows of Harvard College.

Capital from the Abbey of Santa María de Lebanza, Palencia: Christ in Majesty Exhibiting His Wounds

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Capital from the Abbey of Santa María de Lebanza, Palencia: Christ in Majesty Exhibiting His Wounds

c. 1185
Provenance: Abbey of Santa María de Lebanza, Lebanza (Spain)
Current locations: Fogg Museum, Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge [Massachusetts] (United States)
A sitial from the choir stalls of La Armedilla Monastery

Museum of Decorative Arts, Paris.

A sitial from the choir stalls of La Armedilla Monastery

Anonimous
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furniture

A sitial from the choir stalls of La Armedilla Monastery

Anonimous
ca. 1517
Provenance: Monastery of Nuestra Señora de La Armedilla, Cogeces del Monte (Spain)
Current locations: Museum of Decorative Arts, Paris, Paris (France)
Ecce Homo

Patricia Nobilia. Enrique Larreta Museum of Spanish Art.

Ecce Homo

Giraldo, Lucas [style of] [attributed to]
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sculpture

Ecce Homo

Giraldo, Lucas [style of] [attributed to]
ca. 1520-1550
Provenance: Possible origin from Castile and Leon, Castilla y León (Spain)
Current locations: Museum of Spanish Art "Enrique Larreta", Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Flagellation

Patricia Nobilia. Enrique Larreta Museum of Spanish Art.

Flagellation

Giraldo, Lucas [style of] [attributed to]
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sculpture

Flagellation

Giraldo, Lucas [style of] [attributed to]
ca. 1520-1550
Provenance: Possible origin from Castile and Leon, Castilla y León (Spain)
Current locations: Museum of Spanish Art "Enrique Larreta", Buenos Aires (Argentina)
The Descent

Patricia Nobilia. Enrique Larreta Museum of Spanish Art.

The Descent

Giraldo, Lucas [style of] [attributed to]
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sculpture

The Descent

Giraldo, Lucas [style of] [attributed to]
ca. 1520-1550
Provenance: Possible origin from Castile and Leon, Castilla y León (Spain)
Current locations: Museum of Spanish Art "Enrique Larreta", Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Tryptych of the Virgin and Child with Saints Catherine and Barbara

CC BY 4.0 KIK-IRPA, Brussels (Belgium).

Tryptych of the Virgin and Child with Saints Catherine and Barbara

Master of the Magdalen Legend [attributed to]
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painting

Tryptych of the Virgin and Child with Saints Catherine and Barbara

Master of the Magdalen Legend [attributed to]
ca. 1491-1510
Provenance: Brussels, Brussels (Belgium)
Current locations: Museum Fritz Mayer van den Bergh, Antwerp (Belgium)
Virgin. Part of a Calvary

Detroit Institute of Art.

Virgin. Part of a Calvary

Anónimo castellano [attributed to]
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sculpture

Virgin. Part of a Calvary

Anónimo castellano [attributed to]
ca. 1200-1250
Provenance: Possible origin from Castile and Leon, Castilla y León (Spain)
Current locations: Detroit Institute of Art, Detroit (United States)
Saint John. Part of a Calvary

Detroit Institute of Art.

Saint John. Part of a Calvary

Anónimo castellano [attributed to]
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sculpture

Saint John. Part of a Calvary

Anónimo castellano [attributed to]
ca. 1200-1250
Provenance: Possible origin from Castile and Leon, Castilla y León (Spain)
Current locations: Detroit Institute of Art, Detroit (United States)
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