Reflection of the interior of a 17th century tailor’s shop by van Brekelenkam
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The stall of a fishwife, accompanied by a young man, who attends to a woman who is about to buy some fish
Idealised view of the city of Seville during the 16th century
Domestic interior with a spinner, doing her work, accompanied by a man
Interior of a religious scene by Zurbarán showing Saint Hugo surrounded by Carthusian monks
Socio-professional interior of a 17th-century shoemaker’s shop
An elderly farmer appears to be trying to woo a woman in an interior
Engraving of Saint Eloy that serves as the title page of the ordinances of the Board of Trade and Currency concerning the practice of silversmithing, first issued in 1771.
Local economy. Document of the general tariff of prices in Madrid during the week of 20 to 26 July 1795.
A piece of 18th-century clothing resembling a corset in shape
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