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Tapestries and carpets from the palace of the Pardo [sic], woven at the royal manufactory of Madrid, loaned by His Majesty the King of Spain for exhibition by the Hispanic Society of America (1917)

Hispanic Society of America · New York, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 48

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PLATE XVII PLATE XVIII Tapestry after Goyas cartoon entitled «Blind mansbuff*. Painted in 1791 for the Infants bedroom at «E1 Par-do» palace in 1791. Woven by Don Santiago Amoroso in 1802, This was the last cartoon for tapestry ever painted byGoya. Size: 2,60x3,26. … PLATE XIX Tapestry after Goyas cartoon «The pitcher maids».Painted in 1787 with unknown destination. It is at pre-sent at «E1 Pardo» palace.Woven by Don Nicolas Bream in 1793-94. Size: 2,60 x 1,50.

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