Cultural Heritage from Castile and Leon around the world

goldsmithing

Chalice

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

1490

Provenance: Possible origin from Castile and Leon, Castilla y León (Spain)

Current locations: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford (United Kingdom)

metalwork

Fibula. Possible provenance Castiltierra

Anonimous

ca. 550

Provenance: Visigothic Necropolis of Castiltierra, Castiltierra (Spain)

Current locations: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond (United States)

goldsmithing

Spiral Bracelet

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

150-72 a.C.

Provenance: Palencia, (Spain)

Current locations: The Hispanic Society of America, New York (United States)

jewelry

Fibula

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

ca. 150-72 a. C.

Provenance: Palencia, (Spain)

Current locations: The Hispanic Society of America, New York (United States)

metalwork

Lion from Monzón de Campos

Anonimous

ca. 975-1100

Provenance: El Castellón, Monzón de Campos (Spain)

Current locations: Louvre Museum, Paris (France)

goldsmithing

Silver torque

Anónimo castellano

ca. 150-75 a. C.

Provenance: Palencia, (Spain)

Current locations: The Hispanic Society of America, New York (United States)

goldsmithing

Torque

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

2nd century BC

Provenance: Palencia, (Spain)

Current locations: The Hispanic Society of America, New York (United States)

silversmithing

Chalice of abbot Pelagius Fernandiz

Anonimous

ca. 1135-1140

Provenance: Santiago Church, Peñalba de Santiago, Peñalba de Santiago (Spain)

Current locations: Louvre Museum, Paris (France)

silversmithing

Paten of abbot Pelagius Fernandiz

Anonimous

ca. 1135-1140

Provenance: Santiago Church, Peñalba de Santiago, Peñalba de Santiago (Spain)

Current locations: Louvre Museum, Paris (France)

goldsmithing

Silver and gold torque

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

2nd century BC

Provenance: Palencia, (Spain)

Current locations: The Hispanic Society of America, New York (United States)

goldsmithing

Monstrance

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

ca. 1501-1515

Provenance: Burgos, (Spain)

Current locations: Nationalmuseum, Estocolmo (Sweden)

metalwork

Set of cruets and chalice

Anonimous

XIII

Provenance: Church of Santo Tomás Cantuariense, Salamanca, Salamanca (Spain)

Current locations: Isaac Fernández Blanco Museum of Spanish-American Art, Buenos Aires (Argentina)

silversmithing

Chalice

1480-1490

Provenance: Ávila, (Spain)

Current locations: Victoria & Albert Museum, London (United Kingdom)

silversmithing

Chalice

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

ca. 1525-1550

Provenance: Possible origin in the province of Segovia, Segovia (Spain)

Current locations: The Hispanic Society of America, New York (United States)

metalwork

Zoomorphic fibula. Possible provenance: Herrera de Pisuerga

ca. VI

Provenance: Herrera de Pisuerga site, Herrera de Pisuerga (Spain)

Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)

metalwork

Bow Brooch. Castiltierra

ca. 550

Provenance: Visigothic Necropolis of Castiltierra, Castiltierra (Spain)

Current locations: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (United States)

metalwork

Bow Brooch. Castiltierra

ca. 550

Provenance: Visigothic Necropolis of Castiltierra, Castiltierra (Spain)

Current locations: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (United States)

metalwork

Buckle. Castiltierra

ca. 550

Provenance: Visigothic Necropolis of Castiltierra, Castiltierra (Spain)

Current locations: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (United States)

silversmithing

Pax. Lamentation over the Body of Christ

Anónimo castellano

ca. 1490

Provenance: Possible origin in the province of Burgos, Burgos (Spain)

Current locations: Philadelphia Museum of Art, Filadelfia (United States)

goldsmithing

Pair of earrings. Possible Castiltierra provenance

ca. 550

Provenance: Visigothic Necropolis of Castiltierra, Castiltierra (Spain)

Current locations: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond (United States)

silversmithing

Processional Cross from Ávila

Martínez, Juan

c. 1555

Provenance: Ávila, (Spain)

Current locations: Victoria & Albert Museum, London (United Kingdom)

silversmithing

Chalice of Esteban Davila y Toledo

Anónimo portugués

c. 1502

Provenance: Convent of St. Francis, Ávila, Ávila (Spain)

Current locations: Victoria & Albert Museum, London (United Kingdom)

silversmithing

Pax of St. Ildephonsus

Horna (el Mozo), Juan de

1521-1526

Provenance: Miraflores Charterhouse, Burgos (Spain)

Current locations: Victoria & Albert Museum, London (United Kingdom)

goldsmithing

Chalice

Anonimous

ca. 1500-1520

Provenance: Possible origin from Castile and Leon, Castilla y León (Spain)

Current locations: Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester, Rochester (United States)

silversmithing

Jarro de Pico

Solís, Hernando de [attributed to]

Early 17th c.

Provenance: Valladolid, (Spain)

Current locations: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (United States)

sculpture

Saint Peter

Fanzago, Cosimo

1635-36

Provenance: Church of the Convent of the Augustinian Nuns, Salamanca, Salamanca (Spain)

Current locations: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (United States)

silversmithing

Monstrance

Gago, Juan [school of]

1538

Provenance: Collegiate Church of Santa María la Mayor in Toro, Toro (Spain)

Current locations: Victoria & Albert Museum, London (United Kingdom)

sculpture

Saint Paul

Fanzago, Cosimo

1635-36

Provenance: Church of the Convent of the Augustinian Nuns, Salamanca, Salamanca (Spain)

Current locations: Private collection, New York, New York (United States)