thewhole of Catalufia. In La Mancha lace was made,and still is so, at Manzanares, Granatula, Almagro,and other places. That of Almagro (the o.^^-hrsited/>2m^o de Almagro, resembling the lace ofCatalufia), is mentioned by nearly all the oldertravellers. In Don Quixote, Teresa writes toSancho… … THE MARCHIONESS OF LA SOLANA{^By Goya) TEXTILE FABRICS toca was shown, which was affirmed by its possessor,Senor Parcerisa, to be the work of a Spaniard ofthe later part of the fifteenth century, and to havebelonged to Isabella the Catholic. The cathedralof the same city owns three thread-lace albs…
Decorative arts -- Spain History
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