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Washerwomen Cartoon for a tapestry at the El Escorial; 1779-80 Canvas; 218 x 166cm Cat. 786
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Washerwomen Cartoon for a tapestry at the El Escorial; 1779-80 Canvas; 218 x 1...

Woodcutters Cartoon for a tapestry at the El Escorial; 1779-80 Canvas; 141 x 114cm Cat. 791
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Woodcutters Cartoon for a tapestry at the El Escorial; 1779-80 Canvas; 141 x 1...

Boys climbing a tree Cartoon for a tapestry at the El Escorial; 1791-92 Canvas; 141 x 111cm Cat. 803
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Boys climbing a tree Cartoon for a tapestry at the El Escorial; 1791-92 Canvas...

Boys with a wild dog 1786-87 Canvas; 112 x 145 cm
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Boys with a wild dog 1786-87 Canvas; 112 x 145 cm

Witches' Sabbath (Aquellare) - detail. Witches gather around a he-goat in Monk's attire. One of the "black paintings" from the Quinta del Sordo, Goya's house. Canvas,140 x 438 cm Cat.761
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Witches' Sabbath (Aquellare) - detail. Witches gather around a he-goat in Monk'...

Witches' Sabbath (Aquellare) - detail. Witches gather around a he-goat in Monk's attire. One of the "black paintings" from the Quinta del Sordo, Goya's house. Canvas,140 x 438 cm Cat.761
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Witches' Sabbath (Aquellare) - detail. Witches gather around a he-goat in Monk'...

Witches' Sabbath (Aquellare) - detail. Witches gather around a he-goat in Monk's attire. One of the "black paintings" from the Quinta del Sordo, Goya's house. Canvas,140 x 438 cm Cat.761
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Witches' Sabbath (Aquellare) - detail. Witches gather around a he-goat in Monk'...

The Child Mary Spinning. Shown here after Mary’s parents placed her in temple (aged 3-13) where she excelled at spinning wool, linen, and silk and making priestly robes. Oil on canvas; Cuzco school, Peru; 18th century. The Cuzco School of Painting, one of the most important in American Art, began in the town of Cuzco, Peru .The Cuzco School's works were painted by the indigenous people of Peru who had been taught by such Spanish masters as Loyola. Two traditions existed simultaneously in painting in Cuzco: that of the indigenous people and that of the Spanish masters influenced by Netherlandish Art and Late Gothic Art.
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The Child Mary Spinning. Shown here after Mary’s parents placed her in temple (...

A company making music,1632 (detail) Oakwood. Inv.432 Detail of 40-06-07/60
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A company making music,1632 (detail) Oakwood. Inv.432 Detail of 40-06-07/60

Dona Barbara de Braganza (1711-1758),wife of King Ferdinand VI of Spain. Canvas
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Dona Barbara de Braganza (1711-1758),wife of King Ferdinand VI of Spain. Canva...

Moise changeant en serpent la verge d'Aaron. Canvas, 92 x 128 cm INV 7274
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Moise changeant en serpent la verge d'Aaron. Canvas, 92 x 128 cm INV 7274

La peche miraculeuse - Der wunderbare Fischzug, 1706 Canvas, 388 x 660 cm INV. 5487
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La peche miraculeuse - Der wunderbare Fischzug, 1706 Canvas, 388 x 660 cm INV....