Everyday life, celebrations and religious festivities. The image shows the representation of a Tarasca from the Corpus Christi procession
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Everyday life, celebrations and religious festivities. The image shows a Tarasca for the Corpus Christi procession of 1744 in Madrid
Festivities organised for the wedding of the kings of the Two Sicilies: Charles of Bourbon and Maria Amelia Cristina, with a bullfight at the Maestranza. Seville (1738).
A work by Miguel Cabrera, dated 1763, depicting a mestizo family group in the Viceroyalty of New Spain
Portrait of a Mestizo Family by Miguel Cabrera (1763), which shows the socio-cultural diversity present in the Viceroyalty of New Spain during the 18th century.
A group of peasants engaged in rural activities in early modern Europe
Different groups of farmers, represented by Fiammingo, are engaged in summer farming activities such as mowing or shearing cattle
Velázquez’s work shows an interior of women working in textiles, emphasising their profession through the fable of Arachne
A group of young women, portrayed by Goya, rest after they have laid out some clothes while waiting for them to dry
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.
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