A group of young women, portrayed by Goya, rest after they have laid out some clothes while waiting for them to dry
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Fhilip V’s entry into the city of Seville, where the Court moved between 1729 and 1733.
Drawing of “Máquina para trillar las mises” by Lorenzo Sánchez Mansilla. It is an illustration of the work: “Dissertación de la máquina para trillar”, by Juan Cristóbal Manzanares
The image represents “El Motín de Esquilache”, a work by José Martí y Monsó, which received the Honourable Mention at the National Exhibition of Fine Arts in 1864.
Historical amusement with a ball, possibly the predecessor of another game
Everyday life. The image shows a painting depicting the formalisation of a woman’s dowry contribution. The work, entitled “The Bride’s Dowry”, is by José Gallegos y Arnosa.
Representation of a children’s game by Goya in which the youngsters appear in the attitude of soldiers
War conflicts in the Spanish Monarchy. The image shows the painting by Velázquez, entitled “The Spears”, or “The Surrender of Breda”, executed around 1635.
Everyday life. Religious celebrations. Ball game that the Apalachinos and vstacanos Indians have been playing since their infidelity until the year 1676.
Representation of hunting techniques in the 18th century
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