Aragon Collection (page 7)

Interview of Alcaniz, 1232. Miniature
Interview of Alcaniz (1232) between Hugo of Forcalquier, kneeling, and Blasco of Alagon, proposing to King James I the conquest of the Kingdom of Valencia

Barbastro Cathedral. Choir stalls in oak. First, a relief re
Renaissance Art. 16th century. Spain. Barbastro Cathedral. Choir stalls in oak by Geroge Comon and John Jubero. First, a relief representing St. Peter. Barbastro. Aragon

Spain. 13th century. Monastery of Our Lady of Rueda. Stairs
Gothic Art. Spain. 13th century. Monastery of Our Lady of Rueda. Cistercian Order. Stairs leading to the pulpit of the refectory. Sastago. Aragon

Monastery of Our Lady of Rueda. Refectory. Sastago. Spain
Gothic Art. Spain. 13th century. Monastery of Our Lady of Rueda. Cistercian Order. Refectory with the pulpit to read. Sastago. Aragon

Aljaferia Palace. Detail. Zaragoza. Aragon. Spain
Aljaferia Palace, built in 11th century, under King Aben-Alfage. Detail. Zaragoza. Aragon. Spain

Romanesque art. Spain. Monastery of San Juan de la Pena. Capital of cloister carved by the Master of San Juan de la Pena. 12th-13th centuries. Aragon

Altarpiece of the Epiphany. Calatayud. Spain
Altarpiece of the Epiphany. 15th century. Diocesan Museum. Calatayud. Spain

Cathedral of St. Vincent (1056-1067). Crypt. Roda de Isabena
Romanesque art. Spain. 11th century. Cathedral of St. Vincent (1056-1067). Crypt housing the tomb of Saint Raymond (background). Roda de Isabena. Aragon

The site of Banales. Thermal baths. Uncastillo. Aragon. Spai
Roman Art. Spain. The site of Banales. Thermal baths. Uncastillo. Aragon

Spain. Valencia. The Revolt of the Brotherhoods. 16th centur
Spain. Valencia. The Revolt of the Brotherhoods. Revolt by artisan guilds against the government of King Charles I in the Kingdom of Valencia, part of the Crown of Aragon

Prehistoric Art. Spain. Beaker culture (2500-1800 BC). Late Neolithic or Chalcolithic running into the early Bronze Age. It comes from Mallen. Museum of Zaragoza. Aragon

The Catholic Kings receiving Columbus in Barcelona after his first voyage. April 1493. Engraving from The Illustrated World, by Union, 1882. Colored

James I The Conqueror (1208-1276) on horseback. Count of Barcelona and King of Aragon (1213-1276), Valencia (1239-1276) and Majorca (1229-1276). Nineteenth century colored engraving

Spousal donation of Ramon Berenguer I the Old to Almodis de la Marche. 11th century. Parchment. Archive of the Crown of Aragon. Barcelona. Catalonia. Spain

Dotalia Ecclesiae Dertosensis. Consecration and donations to a Cathedral (1148). Original parchment. Tortosa, 1178. Chapter Archive. Tortosa. Catalonia. Spain

Juan de Ortega (1480-1568). Manuscript
Juan de Ortega (1480-1568). Spanish religious and mathematician. Arte Breve y Provechosa de Cuenta Castellana y Aritmetica. Title page. 1559. Zaragoza. Spain

Spain. Catalonia. Poblet Monastery. Cross
Spain. Catalonia. Royal Abbey of Santa Maria de Poblet. Cross of the Abbot Guimera. 16th century

Spain. Catalonia. Poblet Monastery
Spain. Catalonia. Royal Abbey of Santa Maria de Poblet. 12th century

Dome. Seo Cathedral. Zaragoza. Spain
Interior of the baroque dome. Seo Cathedral. Zaragoza. Aragon. Spain

Spain. Aragon. Jaca. The Citadel (16th century)
Spain. Aragon. Jaca. The Citadel, built in the 16th century by Tiburzio Spannocchi

Spain. Peracense. The Castle (14th century)
Spain. Aragon. Peracense. The Castle (14th century) at Sierra Menera

Spain. Aragon. Alcaniz. Calatravos Castle
Spain. Aragon. Alcaniz. Keep tower (14th century) of the Calatravos Castle

Portal sculptures of the Tarazona Cathedral. Aragon. Spain
Tarazona Cathedral. Built in the 12th century and reformed in the 16th century. Sculptures of the portal depicting Saint Paul and Saint Gaudiosus between caryatids. Tarazona. Aragon. Spain

Spain. Aragon. Alquezar. Castle
Spain. Aragon. Alquezar. Ruins of the castle, built by the moors in the 9th century

Ramon Berenguer IV (1113-1162) and his wife Petronilla (1136
Ramon Berenguer IV (1113-1162), Count of Barcelona and Prince of Aragon (1137-1162), and Petronilla (1136-1173). Queen of Aragon, wife of Ramon Berenguer IV

Spain. Aragon. Beranuy. Romanesque monastery of Santa Mari?a de Obarra. Central apse decorated with lombard arcs. Detail

Cloister of the Cathedral of St. Vincent. 12th century. Capi
Romanesque. Spain. 12th century. Cloister of the Cathedral of St. Vincent. Capital. Roda de Isabena. Aragon

Martin I of Aragon, The Humane (1356-1410). King of Aragon, Valencia, Sardinia, and Corsica and Count of Barcelona from 1396 and King of Sicily from 1409 (as Martin II). Portrait

Jerome Cosida (1510-1592?). Presentation of the Virgin in th
Renaissance. Spain. 16th century. Jerome Cosida (1510-1592?), whose real name was Jerome Vincent Vallejo. Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple. Central bank board. Chapel of St. John the Baptist

Cathedral of Teruel (12th and 13th centuries). Mudejar tower of golden brick, topped with a prismatic structure. Aragon. Spain

Spain. Zaragoza. Commercial Casino. Detail of the facade, designed in 1912 by Francisco Albina

Aljaferia Palace. Courtyard of St. Elizabeth. Detail. Zarago
Aljaferia Palace, built in the eleventh century, under King Aben-Alfage. Courtyard of St. Elizabeth. Detail. Zaragoza. Aragon. Spain

Libro Verde of Barcelona. Peace and Truce Assembly, held in
Libro Verde of Barcelona. Codex containing the privileges of the city of Barcelona (14th century). Peace and Truce Assembly

The Chronicle of James I. Dominican monks and knights. In t
The Chronicle of James I. Fragment of manuscript copied by Juan de Barbastro in 1380. It describes the capture of Mallorca. Detail with two Dominican monks and knights

Detail from a folio of Codex of the Usages depicting the
Alfonso IV of Aragon called the kind (1299-1336). King of Aragon and count of Barcelona as Alfonso III, from 1327 to his death. Son of James II and Blanche of Anjou

Cathedral of Minorca. 14th century. Interior view. Ciutadella. Minorca. Balearic Islands. Spain

Cathedral of the Savior. Inside view. Albarracin. Aragon. Sp
CATHEDRAL OF THE SAVIOR. Built around 1200 by Bishop Don Martin on ancient muslim mosque. The present church dates from the XVI century

Forment Damian (c. 1480- 1540). Spanish sculptor. Altarpiece
Forment Damian (c.1480- 1540). Spanish sculptor. Altarpiece of the Cathedral of Barbastro. Unfinished work of the artist who died in 1540, having made the base of alabaster altar

The Banares roman baths. Spain
The Banares roman baths. Zaragoza province. Aragon. Spain

Bernard Desclot. Catalan chronicler. Page of Bernards chron
Bernard Desclot. Catalan chronicler. 13th Century. Chronicle of the Reign of King Peter III of Aragon (1276-85). Page of Bernards chronicle. Fol. 140. Manuscript 486. Library of Catalonia. Barcelona

Walls of Valencia city where flew the flag of king James i the Conqueror for the first time on September 28, 1238. Mural painting from the 14th century. Alcaniz Castle. Teruel Province. Aragon. Spain

Saint Peters Cathedral. Capital. Jaca. Aragon. Spain
Saint Peters Cathedral. Romanesque temple built during the kingdom of Ramiro I (1035-1063), king of Aragon. XI century. Capital representig the Sacrifice of Isaac. Jaca. Aragon. Spain

Diocesan Museum of Jaca. Aragon. Spain
Diocesan Museum installed in the cloister of Saint Peters Cathedral, romanesque temple built during the kingdom of Ramiro I (1035-1063), king of Aragon. XI century. Jaca. Aragon. Spain

Saint Peters Cathedral. South porch. Jaca. Aragon. Spain
Saint Peters Cathedral. Romanesque temple built during the kingdom of Ramiro I (1035-1063), king of Aragon. XI century. South porch with a later shield of the Papal States in the tympanum. Jaca

Llull, Ramon (1233-1315 or 1316). Majorcan writer and philosopher. Inventiva Veritatis. Engraving of the martyrdom of Ramon Llull in Tunisia. Printed in Valencia in 1515 by D. of Gumiel

Saint Peters Cathedral. Jaca. Aragon. Spain
Saint Peters Cathedral. Romanesque temple built during the kingdom of Ramiro I (1035-1063), king of Aragon. XI century. Capital representing the King David playing the harp with musicians

Trial of Aragon 1528
The trial of the marriage between Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon, which ends in divorce. Date: 1528

William Warham, Archbishop of Canterbury
William Warham (1450 - 1532), Archbishop of Canterbury (from 1504). In 1509 he married and then crowned Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon

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