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RMP7849X–'Antonio Dorregaray'. Ilustraciones de la obra : Historia contemporánea. Segunda parte de la Guerra Civil : anales desde 1843 hasta el fallecimiento de don Alfonso XII / por Antonio Pirala. - Madrid : Felipe González Rojas, 1893-1895 . 3 February 2014, 15:12 6 Antonio Dorregaray (Segunda parte de la Guerra Civil. Anales desde 1843 hasta el fallecimiento de don Alfonso XII) (cropped)
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RMP52NFN–PUSHKIN, Aleksandr Sergeevic (Moscú,1799-San Petersburgo,1837). Poeta ruso, creador de la lengua literaria rusa contemporánea y de la primera novela realista rusa. Escultura. Ciudad de Feodosia o Teodosia. República Autónoma de Crimea. Ucrania.
RMRN9FT0–. Anales del Museo Nacional de Historia Natural de Buenos Aires. Natural history; Natural history. 640 MUSEO NACIONAL DE H. NATURAL DE BUENOS AIRES en estos hechos en los cuales se pueden hallar varios argumentos biológicas para discutir la filogenia de los Cicádidos (51). Las consideraciones paleontológicas anteriores revelan que los ór- denes de Hexápodos paurometabólicos presentan su mayor desarrollo en la época mesozoica, mientras que, desde la Terciaria, marcan cierto empobrecimiento que se acentúa en la contemporánea; los holome- tabólicos, escasos en el Mesozoico adquieren, en el Tercia
RM2HFDG1D–Miguel Sancho Gómez y Damas (1785-1864). Spanish military. He fought on the Carlist side in the first and second Carlist War. Portrait. Engraving. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845.
RM2HFDG1K–Miguel Sancho Gómez y Damas (1785-1864). Spanish military. He fought on the Carlist side in the first and second Carlist War. Portrait. Engraving. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845.
RM2HFKM7W–Jerónimo Valdés y Sierra (1784-1855). 1st count of Torata and count of Villarin. Spanish general. Portrait. Engraving by José Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: José Gómez. 19th century-Spanish engraver.
RM2G9M2B0–Juan Manuel Balmaseda (1801-1846). Guerrilla and Carlist general. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Attack to Balmaseda, the leader of the Carlist faction. Illustration by Manuel Miranda. Engraving by Ortega. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: MANUEL MIRANDA. 19th century Spanish artist.
RM2G9BFH8–Bruno de Villarreal (1799-1861). Officer of the Carlist army during the First Carlist War (1833-1840). He reached the rank of Marshal of the Carlist Army of the North. Portrait. Engraving by José Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: 19TH CENTURY. José Gómez. Spanish engraver.
RM2G9BFK1–Carlos Maria Isidro de Borbon (1788-1855). Infante of Spain, the second surviving son of king Charles IV. He was the first Carlist pretender to the Spanish throne as Charles V. Portrait. Engraving by José Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: 19TH CENTURY. José Gómez. Spanish engraver.
RM2G9BFR5–Carlos Maria Isidro de Borbon (1788-1855). Infante of Spain, the second surviving son of king Charles IV. He was the first Carlist pretender to the Spanish throne as Charles V. Portrait. Detail. Engraving by José Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: 19TH CENTURY. José Gómez. Spanish engraver.
RM2G9BFH7–Sebastian Gabriel of Bourbon and Braganza (1811-1875). Infante of Spain and Portugal. Carlist army commander in the Fist Carlist War. Portrait. Engraving by Pedro Celestino Maré. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: Pedro Celestino Maré (fl.1842-1862. d. ca.1880). Spanish engraver.
RM2G9BFRA–Sebastian Gabriel of Bourbon and Braganza (1811-1875). Infante of Spain and Portugal. Carlist army commander in the Fist Carlist War. Portrait. Engraving by Pedro Celestino Maré. Detail. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: Pedro Celestino Maré (fl.1842-1862. d. ca.1880). Spanish engraver.
RM2G9D1H2–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Monastic uprising. Franciscan friars storm the streets of Salamanca, shouting in support of King Charles V (Don Carlos María Isidro de Borbón, the Carlist pretender to the Spanish throne), to provocate the supporters of Isabella II. Engraving. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842.
RM2HG6CX7–History of Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Attack on Castrejana Bridge in 1835, during the first siege of Bilbao. Illustration by Francisco Sainz. Engraving by Martínez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Francisco Sainz (1823-1853). Spanish artist. Martinez. 19th century-Spanish engraver.
RM2HFDFY6–Rafael Arístegui y Vélez (1794-1863). 2nd Count of Mirasol. Spanish lieutenant general. Minister of War and the Navy, Knight Laureate of Saint Ferdinand. Captain General of Puerto Rico (1843-1847) and senator of the kingdom in 1845. Portrait. Engraving by José Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. III Volume. Madrid, 1845. Author: José Gómez. 19th century-Spanish engraver.
RM2HFDFYK–Rafael Arístegui y Vélez (1794-1863). 2nd Count of Mirasol. Spanish lieutenant general. Minister of War and the Navy, Knight Laureate of Saint Ferdinand. Captain General of Puerto Rico (1843-1847) and senator of the kingdom in 1845. Portrait. Engraving by José Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. III Volume. Madrid, 1845. Author: José Gómez. 19th century-Spanish engraver.
RM2HFKM79–History of Spain. Catalonia. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Anti-clerical riots of 1835. Revolts against the religious orders that took place as a result of their support for the Carlist side. Bullanga of Reus (night of 22 July 1835). Fire at the Franciscan convent in Reus (Tarragona province). Engraving. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845.
RM2HGDCJJ–History of Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Northern Front. Battle of Elzaburu (12 March 1835). Combat between Zumalacárregui's troops and the Liberal army commanded by General Espoz y Mina. Illustration by Miranda. Engraving by Martínez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Miranda. 19th-century Spanish artist. Martínez. 19th-century. Spanish engraver.
RM2G9D1HE–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Assault by the Carlists on the postal service on its way to Vitoria, as it had not military escort. Without touching the postal items, they stole the small luggage of the travellers and the suitcase of certificates, retaining in their possession the driver, with two passengers, with the presumption that their purpose was to capture someone they were looking for and who they knew was on a journey. Engraving. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842.
RM2HFDFY4–Juan Alvarez de Mendizábal (1790-1853). Spanish politician and financier who had great importance in the Spanish liberal Revolution. He was appointed Minister of Finance in July 1835 by the Count of Toreno, from which he promoted the confiscation of the confiscation of Catholic Church's properties. Portrait. Engraving by José Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: 19TH CENTURY. José Gómez. Spanish engraver.
RM2HFDFYE–Juan Alvarez de Mendizábal (1790-1853). Spanish politician and financier who had great importance in the Spanish liberal Revolution. He was appointed Minister of Finance in July 1835 by the Count of Toreno, from which he promoted the confiscation of the confiscation of Catholic Church's properties. Portrait. Engraving by José Gómez. Detail. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: 19TH CENTURY. José Gómez. Spanish engraver.
RM2HFDG1R–Juan Alvarez de Mendizábal (1790-1853). Spanish politician and financier who had great importance in the Spanish liberal Revolution. He was appointed Minister of Finance in July 1835 by the Count of Toreno, from which he promoted the confiscation of the confiscation of Catholic Church's properties. Portrait. Engraving by José Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: 19TH CENTURY. José Gómez. Spanish engraver.
RM2HFKM8B–History of Spain. Catalonia. First Carlist War (1833-1840). When the citizens of Barcelona became aware of the excesses perpetrated by the Carlists in some Catalan towns, a crowd stormed the Citadel prison on 4 January 1836. They killed more than a hundred Carlist prisoners of war. Assassination of the Carlist prisoners in the Citadel of Barcelona. Illustration by Miranda. Engraving. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845.
RM2HFDG1W–Francisco Espoz y Mina (1781-1836). Spanish military. Leader of the guerrillas of Navarre during the Spanish War of Independence (1808-1814). He fought on the Isabeline army in the First Carlist War (1833-1840), being the most responsible for the fight in the north of Spain against the Carlists. Portrait. Engraving by Martínez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Martinez. 19th century-Spanish engraver.
RM2HFDG1T–Francisco Espoz y Mina (1781-1836). Spanish military. Leader of the guerrillas of Navarre during the Spanish War of Independence (1808-1814). He fought on the Isabeline army in the First Carlist War (1833-1840), being the most responsible for the fight in the north of Spain against the Carlists. Portrait. Engraving by Martínez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Martinez. 19th century-Spanish engraver.
RM2HFDG1Y–Francisco Espoz y Mina (1781-1836). Spanish military. Leader of the guerrillas of Navarre during the Spanish War of Independence (1808-1814). He fought on the Isabeline army in the First Carlist War (1833-1840), being the most responsible for the fight in the north of Spain against the Carlists. Portrait. Engraving by Martínez. Detail. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Martinez. 19th century-Spanish engraver.
RM2G9M2BX–Carlos Luis de Borbón (Carlos Luis María Fernando de Borbón y Braganza) (1818-1861), count of Montemolin. Carlist pretender to the Spanish throne as Charles VI. Son of Carlos Maria Isidro de Borbón and Maria Francisca de Braganza. Braganza's pretender leaves. Illustration by Manuel Miranda. Engraving by Ortega. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: MANUEL MIRANDA. 19th century Spanish artist.
RM2HFDG1A–Joaquín Baldomero Fernández-Espartero Alvarez de Toro (1793-1879), called Baldomero Espartero. Spanish military and politician. He served as the Regent of Spain. Portrait. Illustration by Miranda. Engraving by Pedro Celestino Maré. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: d. ca.1880). Spanish engraver. Manuel Miranda. 19th century-Spanish artist. Pedro Celestino Maré (fl.1842-1862.
RM2HFDG21–Joaquín Baldomero Fernández-Espartero Alvarez de Toro (1793-1879), called Baldomero Espartero. Spanish military and politician. He served as the Regent of Spain. Portrait. Illustration by Miranda. Engraving by Pedro Celestino Maré. Detail. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: d. ca.1880). Spanish engraver. Manuel Miranda. 19th century-Spanish artist. Pedro Celestino Maré (fl.1842-1862.
RM2HFKM6W–Spain. Catalonia. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Anti-clerical riots of 1835. Revolts against the religious orders that took place as a result of their support for the Carlist side. 'Bullanga' of Barcelona (25 July 1835). In the streets of the city there was a succession of assaults, arson and murders perpetrated by mobs during the night. Women killing friars. Engraving. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845.
RM2HG6D0K–History of Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Front of Catalonia. Carlist troops under the command of General Juan Antonio Guergué besieged the town of Olot between September and October 1835. Raising of the siege of Olot. Illustration by Francisco Sainz. Engraving by Martínez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Francisco Sainz (1823-1853). Spanish artist. Martinez. 19th century-Spanish engraver.
RM2HFKM71–History of Spain. Navarre. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Action in the Améscoas valley (19 to 24 April 1835), the den of the Carlist Zumalacárregui. General Valdés' Liberal troops had great difficulty crossing the Eulate and Aranache passes on their route to Urbasa and Estella. Illustration by Sainz. Engraving by Alabern. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Francisco Sainz (1823-1853). Spanish artist. Camilo Alabern (1825-1876). Spanish engraver.
RM2G9M2BE–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Civil war that confronted Carlists, supporters of the Infante Carlos María Isidro de Borbón, against the Isabelinos (Elizabethans), defenders of Isabel II and the regent María Cristina de Borbón. Northern Front. Navarre. Skirmish in Urdañiz conducted by six selected Carlist companies. Illustration by Manuel Miranda. Engraving by Martinez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: 19th century Spanish engraver. MANUEL MIRANDA. 19th century Spanish artist. Martinez.
RM2G9D1H1–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Civil war that confronted Carlists, supporters of the Infante Carlos María Isidro de Borbón, against the Isabelinos (Elizabethans), defenders of Isabel II and the regent María Cristina de Borbón. Armed action near La Antigua. Basque Country. Illustration by Zarza. Engraving by José Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: 19TH CENTURY. Eusebio Zarza (1842-1881). Spanish artist. José Gómez. Spanish engraver.
RM2G9D1HD–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Civil war that confronted Carlists, supporters of the Infante Carlos María Isidro de Borbón, against the Isabelinos (Elizabethans), defenders of Isabel II and the regent María Cristina de Borbón. Action at Vargas (November 3, 1833). The inhabitants of the city of Santander, siding with the Elizabethan side, fought against and defeated the Carlist troops who were trying to take the city. Fortification of Santander. Engraving. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842.
RM2G9D1H5–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Civil war that confronted Carlists, supporters of the Infante Carlos María Isidro de Borbón, against the Isabelinos (Elizabethans), defenders of Isabel II and the regent María Cristina de Borbón. Action of Zalduendo. Illustration by Vicente Urrabieta. Engraving by Pedro Celestino Maré. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: d. ca.1880). Spanish engraver. Vicente Urrabieta (1805-1879). Spanish artist. Pedro Celestino Maré (fl.1842-1862.
RM2G9D1H9–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Civil war that confronted Carlists, supporters of the Infante Carlos María Isidro de Borbón, against the Isabelinos (Elizabethans), defenders of Isabel II and the regent María Cristina de Borbón. Skirmish at Hernani. Illustration by Zarza. Engraving by Pedro Celestino Maré. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: d. ca.1880). Spanish engraver. Eusebio Zarza (1842-1881). Spanish artist. Pedro Celestino Maré (fl.1842-1862.
RM2HG6CYR–History of Spain. Government of Francisco Martínez de la Rosa (January 15, 1834 to June 7, 1835). At the end of the parliamentary session on May 10, 1835, where the government was accused by the treaty known as Eliot Treaty, a crowd broke into Martínez de la Rosa's carriage. Attack on Martínez de la Rosa. Illustration by Zarza. Engraving by Chamorro. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Eusebio Zarza (1842-1881). Spanish artist. Chamorro. 19th century-Spanish engraver.
RM2HFKM8D–History of Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Navarre. Action of Larrasoaña (24 June 1836). The Carlist troops under the command of General Francisco García dominated the highlands of Larrasoaña, a location from which they could attack points fortified by the Isabellines. Confrontation with the Liberal forces commanded by Baron de Meer, which were defeated. Illustration by Manuel Miranda. Engraving by José Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Manuel Miranda. 19th century-Spanish artist. José Gómez. 19th century-Spanish engraver.
RM2HGDCJB–History of Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). The front in Valencia. Battle of Chiva (2nd April 1836). On 31 March 1836, the town of Chiva was occupied by General Cabrera's Carlist troops. An attack by General Palarea's army forced Cabrera to withdraw from the town. Illustration by Antonio Gómez. Engraving by José Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Antonio Gómez y Cros (1808-1863). Spanish artist. José Gómez (fl. 1842-1867). Spanish engraver.
RM2G9M2C0–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Civil war that confronted Carlists, supporters of the Infante Carlos María Isidro de Borbón, against the Isabelinos (Elizabethans), defenders of Isabel II and the regent María Cristina de Borbón. Military review of 1st January 1834, under the presidency of Queen Isabella II. Illustration by Manuel Miranda. Engraving by José Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: 19TH CENTURY. MANUEL MIRANDA. 19th century Spanish artist. José Gómez. Spanish engraver.
RM2HFKM7E–History of Spain. Catalonia. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Anti-clerical riots of 1835. Revolts against the religious orders that took place as a result of their support for the Carlist side. Barcelona. After the anticlerical riots, the bullangas and the assassination of General Bassa in 1835, the city of Barcelona seized a state of anarchy. The authorities sent militias and soldiers to quell the riots and acts of pillage. Attempted robbery of the Customs House. Illustration by Martín. Engraving by Chamorro. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Martin. 19
RM2HG6CYY–History of Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). The Eliot Treaty. The British diplomat Edward Granville Eliot travelled to the Basque provinces as a representative of the British government to reach an agreement between Carlists and Liberals that would allow the lives of prisoners of war to be respected. On 27th and 28th April 1835, the treaty was signed in Asarta and Logroño between Tomás Zamalacárregui (Carlist side), Gerónimo Valdés (Liberal side), Eliot and Lieutenant-Colonel Gurwood. Engraving by Chamorro. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III Madrid, 1845. Author: Chamorro
RM2HG6D07–Diego de León (1807-1841). Count of Belascoáin. Spanish military. Viceroy of Navarre during the First Carlist War. He conspired in the attempt, along with other generals, to assault the Royal Palace and kidnap the child Queen Isabella in the O'Donnell uprising against the regent Baldomero Espartero. After failing, he was condemned to death and executed on 15 October 1841. Portrait. Illustration by Bucheti. Engraving by Castilla. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Bucheti. 19th century-Spanish artist. Castilla. 19th century-Spanish engraver.
RM2HFKM7J–History of Spain. Navarre. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Battle of Mendigorria (16th July 1835). The Carlist troops under the command of Gonzalez Moreno and the Liberals led by Fernández de Córdoba fought the biggest battle of the Carlist Wars. Almost the entire Carlist army was in Mendigorria, as was the pretender to the throne, Don Carlos. The liberal army finally forced the Carlists to flee, losing the chance to capture Don Carlos. Illustration by Manuel Miranda. Engraving. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. III Volume. Madrid, 1845. Author: Manuel Miranda. 19th century-Spanish artis
RM2HG6CYH–History of Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Catalonia, Barcelona. After the assault on the citadel on 4 January 1836, and the liberal slaughter of Carlist prisoners without any resistance from the authorities, General Alvarez ordered several arrests, including those of Antonio Gironella and Colonel José Montero y Vigodet. On 6 January they were transferred to the frigate 'Artemisa', which set sail for the Canary Islands. Illustration by Miranda. Engraving by Chamorro. Panorama Español, Crónica contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Miranda. 19th century-Spanish artist. Chamorro.
RM2G9D1HC–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Civil war that confronted Carlists, supporters of the Infante Carlos María Isidro de Borbón, against the Isabelinos (Elizabethans), defenders of Isabel II and the regent María Cristina de Borbón. Northern Front. Attack by Liberal troops on the road to Legazpia. Illustration by Manuel Miranda. Engraving by Pedro Celestino Maré. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: d. ca.1880). Spanish engraver. MANUEL MIRANDA. 19th century Spanish artist. Pedro Celestino Maré (fl.1842-1862.
RM2G9D1GY–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Civil war that confronted Carlists, supporters of the Infante Carlos María Isidro de Borbón, against the Isabelinos (Elizabethans), defenders of Isabel II and the regent María Cristina de Borbón. Attack of Agurdin (6 January 1834). The Carlists were positioned at the top of Agurdin, over the port of Gorbea. They faced a column of the Liberal army led by the commander Joaquín Vara de Rey, which defeated them. Illustration by Manuel Miranda. Engraving. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: MANUEL MIRANDA. 19th century Spanish artist.
RM2G9BFDM–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Civil war that confronted Carlists, supporters of the Infante Carlos María Isidro de Borbón, against the Isabelinos (Elizabethans), defenders of Isabel II and the regent María Cristina de Borbón. Driving a convoy. Transport of ammunition to Bilbao through Durango. Illustration by Manuel Miranda. Engraving by Pedro Celestino Maré. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: d. ca.1880). Spanish engraver. MANUEL MIRANDA. 19th century Spanish artist. Pedro Celestino Maré (fl.1842-1862.
RM2G9D1H0–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Civil war that confronted Carlists, supporters of the Infante Carlos María Isidro de Borbón, against the Isabelinos (Elizabethans), defenders of Isabel II and the regent María Cristina de Borbón. Brigadier Manuel Bretón (1780-1859), military governor of Tortosa. Antonio Aspiroz, commander of the Bailén volunteers. Carlist uprising in Morella, 1838. Bretón and Aspiroz attacking the Carlist factions in Morella. Illustration by Vicente Urrabieta. Engraving by Gaspar. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: Vicente Urrabieta (1805-1879).
RM2G9BFAF–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Battle of Alsasua (April 22, 1834). Zumalacárregui attacked a liberal convoy in Alsasua that was on its way from Vitoria to Pamplona, escorted by General Quesada's troops. The Cristinos were defeated, losing the convoy and suffering a large number of casualties, wounded and prisoners, among them the commander of the Royal Guard, Leopoldo O'Donnell. Action in Alsasua. Engraving by Pedro Celestino Maré. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: Pedro Celestino Maré (fl.1842-1862. d. ca.1880). Spanish engraver.
RM2G9D1H4–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Civil war that confronted Carlists, supporters of the Infante Carlos María Isidro de Borbón, against the Isabelinos (Elizabethans), defenders of Isabel II and the regent María Cristina de Borbón. Northern Front. Attack by Liberal troops on the road to Legazpia. Illustration by Manuel Miranda. Engraving by Pedro Celestino Maré. Detail. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: d. ca.1880). Spanish engraver. MANUEL MIRANDA. 19th century Spanish artist. Pedro Celestino Maré (fl.1842-1862.
RM2HG6D0R–History of Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Battle of Villarrobledo (20 September 1836). It took place in the area known as Vega de San Cristóbal, on the outskirts of the town. The Carlist troops of General Miguel Gómez were defeated by the Royalist army of Isidro Alaix, which had received cavalry reinforcements from Diego de León's Hussars. Illustration by Antonio Gómez. Engraving by José Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Antonio Gomez. 19th century-Spanish artist. José Gómez. 19th century-Spanish engraver.
RM2HG6CXB–History of Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Battle of Villarrobledo (20 September 1836). It took place in the area known as Vega de San Cristóbal, on the outskirts of the town. The Carlist troops of General Miguel Gómez were defeated by the Royalist army of Isidro Alaix, which had received cavalry reinforcements from Diego de León's Hussars. Illustration by Antonio Gómez. Engraving by José Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: Antonio Gomez. 19th century-Spanish artist. José Gómez. 19th century-Spanish engraver.
RM2HFKM7N–History of Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Third Siege of Bilbao (5 November to 25 December 1836). Taking of the bridge of Luchana. On 22 December 1836, General Espartero began operations in the vicinity of the bridge of Luchana, which was under Carlist control. On the afternoon of 24 December, with the help of two British ships, General Oráa attempted to take the bridge, although he was refused by the Carlists. On 25 December, the Liberal army took the city. Illustration by Mugica. Engraving by Gómez. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Volume III. Madrid, 1845. Author: José Gómez.
RM2G9M2BM–Spain. First Carlist War (1833-1840). Attack on a house near Guernica (Biscay). A group of around thirty men, under the command of Lieutenant José Aguilera, took refuge in a house to defend themselves from an attack by Carlist forces who were far superior in numbers. Illustration by Manuel Miranda. Engraving by Pedro Celestino Maré. Panorama Español, Crónica Contemporánea. Madrid, 1842. Author: d. ca.1880). Spanish engraver. MANUEL MIRANDA. 19th century Spanish artist. Pedro Celestino Maré (fl.1842-1862.
RMPPC997–Auguste Rodin (1840-1917). French sculptor. Sirens, (1888). Museum of Fine Arts. Budapest. Hungary.
RMP5TFMK–NEUE PINAKOTHEK. Museo de arte europeo de los siglos XVIII y XIX. Contruido por el arquitecto Alexander Freiher von Branca y abierto al público en 1981. Entrada. Kunstareal (Distrito de arte). Munich. Baviera. Alemania. Europa.
RMP53W92–Germany. Berlin. Jewish Museum Berlin. Built in 1999 by architect estadonidense of Jewish origin and born in Poland, Daniel Libeskind (1946). Interior.
RMP56777–Old key. Located in the ruins of the ancient city, destroyed in 1947. Museum of History and Navigation. Riga. Latvia.
RMP622NH–German Democratic Republic. Reproduction of an official work table. Phone. DDR Museum. Berlin. Germany.
RMP53W8Y–Germany. Berlin. Jewish Museum Berlin. Built in 1999 by architect estadonidense of Jewish origin and born in Poland, Daniel Libeskind (1946). Interior.
RMPPJTTN–Azorin, pseudonym of Jose Martinez Ruiz (1873-1967). Spanish writer. Bust by Jose Gonzalvo Vives (1929-2010), 1973. Alcoy, province of Alicante, Valencian Community, Spain.
RMP50D4P–Isaac Albeniz (1860-1909). Composer and Spanish pianist. Concert programme for September 20, 1888 in Barcelona, during the Universal Exhibition (French Section). Catalonia, Spain.
RMP622NB–German Democratic Republic. Reproduction of an official work table. DDR Museum. Berlin. Germany.
RMP6KDMX–ARTE S. XX. FRANCIA. ROUSSEAU, Henri (Laval, 1844-París, 1910). Pintor francés. Yo mismo. Retrato. Paisaje. 1890. Galería Nacional de Praga. República Checa.
RMP53W90–Germany. Berlin. Jewish Museum Berlin. Built in 1999 by architect estadonidense of Jewish origin and born in Poland, Daniel Libeskind (1946). Interior.
RMRC4FGG–Composition with person, 1916, by Maria Blanchard (1881-1932). Spanish painter. Collection Masaven. Spain.
RMP53WA9–Germany. Berlin. Jewish Museum Berlin. Built in 1999 by architect estadonidense of Jewish origin and born in Poland, Daniel Libeskind (1946). Interior.
RMPPB4KX–Ferdinand de Lesseps (1805-1894) French engineer. Letter from the consul general of the French Republic announcing the replacement to Lesseps such consul of France. 1848.
RMPPDB6R–Statue of Discobolus in front the Panathenaic Stadium (Kallimarmaron). K. Dimitriad, 1927. Athens. Greece.
RMP53W8W–Germany. Berlin. Jewish Museum Berlin. Built in 1999 by architect estadonidense of Jewish origin and born in Poland, Daniel Libeskind (1946). Interior.
RMP53W8X–Germany. Berlin. Jewish Museum Berlin. Built in 1999 by architect estadonidense of Jewish origin and born in Poland, Daniel Libeskind (1946). Interior.
RMPK5X6A–España. Restauración Borbónica. Reinado de Alfonso XII (1874-1885). Madrid. Paso de la regia comitiva por la Puerta del Sol. Dibujo por Comba. Grabado. Suplemento del ejemplar del 22 de Febrero de 1876. La Ilustración Española y Americana. Biblioteca Histórico Militar de Barcelona, Cataluña, España.
RMPPFGG7–Wilhelm Herman Bissen (1798-1868). Danish sculptor. The Danish Soldier, 1852. Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek Museum. Copenhagen. Denmark.
RMR1PDWD–Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). Austrian Symbolist painter. Attersee (Lake Attersee), 1900. Detail. Oil on canvas. 80,2 x 80, 2 cm. Leopold Museum. Vienna, Austria.
RMP60WN1–Miguel Colmeiro Penido (1816-1901). Spanish botanist. Engraving by Arturo Carretero. The Spanish and American Illustration, 1880. Colored.
RMP5TEKA–Miguel Colmeiro Penido (1816-1901). Spanish botanist. Engraving by Arturo Carretero. The Spanish and American Illustration, 1880.
RMPPJ16C–Angel Carvajal y Fernandez de Cordoba (1841-1898). Spanish politician. Engraving in The Spanish and American Illustration, 1872.
RMP5THA3–No! You won't force me! Poster campaign of the Reich headquarters calling for service in the struggle for the Ruhr, 1923. Germany.
RMP5BC95–KPD poster for the Reichstag elections. July, 1932. 'Against fascism, hunger, war'. Germany.
RMR1PDXX–Austria, Vienna. Leopold Museum. Inside view of one of its rooms dedicated to contemporary painting.
RMPPHYT3–Angel Carvajal y Fernandez de Cordoba (1841-1898). Spanish politician. Engraving in The Spanish and American Illustration, 1872. Colored.
RMP5TH9J–Poster for the National Assembly elections. January 19, 1919. Workers, citizens, farmers soldiers of German origin, unite in the National Assembly! Germany.
RMP7BPYW–World War I (1914-1918). Italian front. Italian army with bayonet fighting Austro-Hungarian troops.Trentino, North Italy. Drawing by Achille Beltrame (1871-1945). La Domenica del Corriere, 1917. Color.
RMR1PDWA–Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). Austrian Symbolist painter. Tranquil Pond (Egelsee near Golling, Salzburg), 1899. Oil on canvas. Leopold Museum. Vienna, Austria.
RMP5BCA3–Germany. NSDAP poster for the Reichstag election. November, 1932. Marxism is the guardian angel of capitalism. Vote National Socialist.
RMR1PDY5–Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). Austrian Symbolist painter. Approaching Thunderstorm (The Large Poplar II), 1903. Oil on canvas. Leopold Museum. Vienna, Austria.
RMP7BR01–World War I (1914-1918). First bombing of an Italian dirigible about the train station, Divaca, Slovenia, June 16, 1917. Drawing by Achille Beltrame (1871-1945). La Domenica del Corriere, 1917. Color.
RMRC51YE–Boxer Rebellion (1899-1901). Western troops defending their positions in the neighborhood of the legations in Peking, besieged by rebel boxers. Engraving.
RMP5BC9M–Center Party poster for the Reichstag elections of 1932. Bruning, the last bulwark of freedom and order. Truth, freedom, rights. Vote Center!.
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