Cultural Heritage from Castile and Leon around the world

Iconography / Theme: San Mateo

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Wikimedia Commons. Public Domain. Musée Goya, Castres

Predella depicting Saints Simon, Thomas, James the Less, Matthew, Paul and Jude. Fragment from the altarpiece of Saint Martin

Maestro de Riofrío [attributed to]

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Predella depicting Saints Simon, Thomas, James the Less, Matthew, Paul and Jude. Fragment from the altarpiece of Saint Martin

Maestro de Riofrío [attributed to]

ca. 1500

Provenance: Ávila, (Spain)

Current locations: Goya Museum, Castres, Castres (France)

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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painting

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

Maestro de Cueza [attributed to]

ca. 1510-1535

Provenance: Church of St Peter, Astudillo, Astudillo (Spain)

Current locations: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore (United States)

Los Angeles County Museum

Processional Cross

Anónimo castellano

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silversmithing

Processional Cross

Anónimo castellano

ca. 1550-1575

Provenance: Burgos, (Spain)

Current locations: Los Angeles County Museum, Los Ángeles (United States)

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Cultural Heritage from Castile and Leon around the world

3 results

Wikimedia Commons. Public Domain. Musée Goya, Castres

Predella depicting Saints Simon, Thomas, James the Less, Matthew, Paul and Jude. Fragment from the altarpiece of Saint Martin

Maestro de Riofrío [attributed to]

painting

Predella depicting Saints Simon, Thomas, James the Less, Matthew, Paul and Jude. Fragment from the altarpiece of Saint Martin

Maestro de Riofrío [attributed to]

ca. 1500

Provenance: Ávila, (Spain)

Current locations: Goya Museum, Castres, Castres (France)

Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland.

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

Maestro de Cueza [attributed to]

painting

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

Maestro de Cueza [attributed to]

ca. 1510-1535

Provenance: Church of St Peter, Astudillo, Astudillo (Spain)

Current locations: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore (United States)

Los Angeles County Museum

Processional Cross

Anónimo castellano

silversmithing

Processional Cross

Anónimo castellano

ca. 1550-1575

Provenance: Burgos, (Spain)

Current locations: Los Angeles County Museum, Los Ángeles (United States)