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RM2G2P3K6–El árbol de la vida. The sculpture 'The tree of life', a monument made by the sculptor Jaume Plensa in memory and recognition of the health workers wh
RM2KD15HF–Backlight and exterior view of a church in the streets of San Antonio Culhuacán in Mexico City where the celebration of San Antonio Abad, patron saint of animals, was held during the COVID-19 health emergency and the return to the yellow epidemiological traffic light after the increase in cases of coronavirus infection in the capital. Este juego se originó en Nápoles, Italia, en el siglo XVI. En su versión mexicana, consiste en organizar un equipo de personas de distintas complexiones para lograr obtener los premios que están colocados en lo alto de un palo untado con manteca de cerdo, la pers
RF2DDDWM4–Roma, Rom, Italy, Italien; Pinus pinea L. Lonely Roman pine. Einsame römische Kiefer. Samotna pinia rzymska. Pino romano solitario. 孤獨的羅馬松。
RM2CR0DM9–. Emblemas morales de Don Iuan de Horozco Covarruuias... . o el efeulo, quees el qnexigo.En las ííefíasdeNTcptuno3dichasIílbmia, vfa-uan la corona del Pino, por fer árbol nacido pa-ra fufrirlastempeíhdesdel mar. Y en el Olimpomonte íecoronauan los vencedores del Oleaílro,árbol dedicada aIupiter,en cuya honra íe hazianaquellasíieílas. Yconefto podremos venir a tratardélas coronas que fedauan a los Toldados en pre-mio de fushazaña.s,queíiempreyconrazón fueronde gran eílima,comoíeñul de la virtud y del valordecadavno. Capitul. XXXIIII. t)e las coronas mili-tam,y la diferencia que dellas auia anti
RM2KD15HR–A group of young people pray inside a church before participating in the game called Palo Ensebado or Cucaña, held in the streets of San Antonio Culhuacán in Mexico City to celebrate the patron saint of animals, San Antonio Abad, which took place during the COVID-19 health emergency and the return to the yellow epidemiological traffic light after the increase in coronavirus infections in the capital. This game originated in Naples, Italy, in the 16th century. In its Mexican version, it consists of organising a team of people of different complexions to obtain the prizes that are placed at the
RMR3CH9H–Mosaico romano del Triunfo de Baco. Representa a Baco sobre un carro tirado por dos tigresas, junto a una Victoria alada y un Sátiro. Encabeza el cortejo una Ménade danzante (sólo se conserva en parte), seguida de Pan con el nébris, guiando a las fieras tirando de las riendas. Junto a las tigresas, una Ménade con corona de hiedra y antorcha y una niña. Siglo II. Mármol. Procedente de Caesaraugusta (Zaragoza). Museo Arqueológico Nacional. Madrid. España.
RM2CF5C6Y–. Monetario americano (ilustrado) clasificado. N» 1366—Anverso Leyenda Hotel de la Victoria. En el campo :Árbol de quina dentro de círculo de puntos. Exergo:*1863* Reverso En el campo: Un Real, en círculo de puntosdentro de corona de laureles. Cobre: Peso 2 4 gramos.. N° 1367—Anverso Leyenda República Peruana Lima 9 Deci-mos Fino Y. B. En el campo: Escudo de armas delPerú. Exergo: 1864. Reverso Leyenda Firme y Feliz por la Union. En el campo: La Libertad sentada á la derecha, en esta manoun escudo con sol y en la izquierda asta con gorro frigio.A la derecha, pedestal sobre el que hay una coron
RM2KD15GT–A young man participates in the game called Palo Ensebado or Cucaña, played in the streets of San Antonio Culhuacán in Mexico City during the celebration of San Antonio Abad, patron saint of animals, which took place during the COVID-19 health emergency and the return to the yellow epidemiological traffic light after the increase in coronavirus infections in the capital. This game originated in Naples, Italy, in the 16th century. In its Mexican version, it consists of organising a team of people of different complexions to obtain the prizes that are placed at the top of a stick smeared with la
RMR3CHDJ–Mosaico romano del Triunfo de Baco. Representa a Baco sobre un carro tirado por dos tigresas, junto a una Victoria alada y un Sátiro. Encabeza el cortejo una Ménade danzante (sólo se conserva en parte), seguida de Pan con el nébris, guiando a las fieras tirando de las riendas. Junto a las tigresas, una Ménade con corona de hiedra y antorcha y una niña. Siglo II. Mármol. Procedente de Caesaraugusta (Zaragoza). Museo Arqueológico Nacional. Madrid. España.
RM2CF5C1N–. Monetario americano (ilustrado) clasificado. N 1381—Anverso Leyenda República Peruana Lima 9 Deci-mos Fino B. F. Exergo: Cinco Pesetas. En el campo:Escudo de armas del Perú. Reverso Leyenda Prosperidad y Poder por la Jus-ticia. En el campo: Cabeza de la Libertad coronada defrutas y flores, á la izquierda. Exergo: 1880. Plata: Peso 24 gram. 9 decíg. N 1382—Anverso Leyenda Como el anterior. En el campo: Escudode armas del Perú. (Vicuña en campo de azur, árbol dela quina en campo de plata y la cornucopia de la abundan-cia en gules; encima una corona cívica; á la izquierda palmay á la derecha la
RM2KD15GE–A young man participates in the game called Palo Ensebado or Cucaña, played in the streets of San Antonio Culhuacán in Mexico City during the celebration of San Antonio Abad, patron saint of animals, which took place during the COVID-19 health emergency and the return to the yellow epidemiological traffic light after the increase in coronavirus infections in the capital. This game originated in Naples, Italy, in the 16th century. In its Mexican version, it consists of organising a team of people of different complexions to obtain the prizes that are placed at the top of a stick smeared with la
RMPNJB5A–'The Magdalene, Saint Peter of Verona, Saint Catherine of Siena and Saint Margaret of Hungary', c. 1515, Mixed media on panel, 156 x 107 cm, P03110. Author: BORGOÑA, JUAN DE. Location: MUSEO DEL PRADO-PINTURA. MADRID. SPAIN.
RM2KD15HT–Several young people participate in the game called Palo Ensebado or Cucaña, played in the streets of San Antonio Culhuacán in Mexico City to celebrate the patron saint of animals, San Antonio Abad, which took place during the COVID-19 health emergency and the return to the yellow epidemiological traffic light after the increase in coronavirus infections in the capital. This game originated in Naples, Italy, in the 16th century. In its Mexican version, it consists of organising a team of people of different complexions to obtain the prizes that are placed at the top of a stick smeared with lar
RMPPCB8W–Peter I the Cruel (1334-1369). King of Castile and Leon. Peter the Cruel penetrating in the waters of the River Guadalquivir. Engraving.
RM2KD15G3–Distribution of food in the streets of San Antonio Culhuacán in Mexico City on the occasion of the celebration of San Antonio Abad, patron saint of animals, which took place during the COVID-19 health emergency and the return to the yellow epidemiological traffic light after the increase in coronavirus infections in the capital. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)
RMPP6RJX–Louis IX or Saint Louis (1214-1270). King of France. St Louis administering justice under a beech. Engraving.
RM2KD15GY–A young man participates in the game called Palo Ensebado or Cucaña, played in the streets of San Antonio Culhuacán in Mexico City during the celebration of San Antonio Abad, patron saint of animals, which took place during the COVID-19 health emergency and the return to the yellow epidemiological traffic light after the increase in coronavirus infections in the capital. This game originated in Naples, Italy, in the 16th century. In its Mexican version, it consists of organising a team of people of different complexions to obtain the prizes that are placed at the top of a stick smeared with la
RMPP9NC9–Louis IX or Saint Louis (1214-1270). King of France. St Louis administering justice under a beech. Engraving. Colored.
RM2KD15H3–A young man participates in the game called Palo Ensebado or Cucaña, played in the streets of San Antonio Culhuacán in Mexico City during the celebration of San Antonio Abad, patron saint of animals, which took place during the COVID-19 health emergency and the return to the yellow epidemiological traffic light after the increase in coronavirus infections in the capital. This game originated in Naples, Italy, in the 16th century. In its Mexican version, it consists of organising a team of people of different complexions to obtain the prizes that are placed at the top of a stick smeared with la
RM2KD15H7–Several people try to catch prizes thrown from a pole in the streets of San Antonio Culhuacán in Mexico City on the occasion of the celebration of San Antonio Abad, patron saint of animals, which took place during the COVID-19 health emergency and the return to the yellow epidemiological traffic light after the increase in coronavirus infections in the capital. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)
RM2KD15HB–Several young people participate in the game called Palo Ensebado or Cucaña, played in the streets of San Antonio Culhuacán in Mexico City to celebrate the patron saint of animals, San Antonio Abad, which took place during the COVID-19 health emergency and the return to the yellow epidemiological traffic light after the increase in coronavirus infections in the capital. This game originated in Naples, Italy, in the 16th century. In its Mexican version, it consists of organising a team of people of different complexions to obtain the prizes that are placed at the top of a stick smeared with lar
RM2KD15J0–A young man reaches the top of a pole to obtain several prizes as the winner during the game called Palo Ensebado or Cucaña, held in the streets of San Antonio Culhuacán in Mexico City on the occasion of the celebration of San Antonio Abad, patron saint of animals, which took place during the COVID-19 health emergency and the return to the yellow epidemiological traffic light after the increase in coronavirus infections in the capital. This game originated in Naples, Italy, in the 16th century. In its Mexican version, it consists of organising a team of people of different complexions to obtai
RM2KD15HG–A young man is the winner after reaching the top of a pole during the game called Palo Ensebado or Cucaña, held in the streets of San Antonio Culhuacán in Mexico City during the celebration of San Antonio Abad, patron saint of animals, which took place during the COVID-19 health emergency and the return to the yellow epidemiological traffic light after the increase in coronavirus infections in the capital. This game originated in Naples, Italy, in the 16th century. In its Mexican version, it consists of organising a team of people of different complexions to obtain the prizes that are placed a
RM2KD15HY–Several young people participate in the game called Palo Ensebado or Cucaña, played in the streets of San Antonio Culhuacán in Mexico City to celebrate the patron saint of animals, San Antonio Abad, which took place during the COVID-19 health emergency and the return to the yellow epidemiological traffic light after the increase in coronavirus infections in the capital. This game originated in Naples, Italy, in the 16th century. In its Mexican version, it consists of organising a team of people of different complexions to obtain the prizes that are placed at the top of a stick smeared with lar
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