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Luis Ricardo Falero (1851-1896), ‘Muse of the Night’ (Witches’ Sabbath), 1880Source

Born in Fuendetodos, Spain in 1746, Francisco Goya is art historical legend—a founding father of ear

this-is-life-actually:Artists are fighting back against Zara’s design theftAfter Spanish clothing re

Christ and the Virgin in the House at NazarethFrancisco de Zurbarán (Spanish; 1598–1664)ca. 1640Oil

Christ and the Virgin in the House at NazarethFrancisco de Zurbarán (Spanish: 1598–1664)ca. 1640Oil

Eduardo Rosales Gallinas, Tobias and the Angel

Illustration from La Esfera by Manuel Bujados (April 1921)

Portrait of a Man on Horseback, unknown artist (Spanish School), 1610s

topcat77:Blanca Miro 

From the Euskalduna bridge   -    Clara Gangutia  ,1997. Spanish, b.1952-Oil on canvas,  46 x 38 cm.

The Lady with a Fan, c.1640 (detail) by Diego Velazquez (Spanish, 1599-1660)

Señora de Sorolla in White    -   Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida , 1902Spanish, 1863 - 1923Oil on canvas,

Miren Asiain Lora (Spanish, b. 1988, Pamplona, Spain based Buenos Aires, Argentina)  Mixed Media

Together spanning four centuries and three continents, Spanish artist Francisco Goya (1746–1828), Ru

artist-boldini:Portrait of Anita de la Ferie - The Spanish Dancer, 1900, Giovanni BoldiniMedium: oil

talesfromweirdland:Ministry (2013). By contemporary Spanish artist, Oscar Nin.

dadalux:“Light thinks it travels faster than anything but it is wrong. No matter how fast light trav

Eulogio Varela (1868-1955), “Blanco y Negro”, #650, 1903 + #651, 1903Source (+)

Playing  Children   -    Emilio Ros BenetSpanish, 1918-1977Oil on canvas

At the end of day   -   Alejandra CaballeroSpanish,  b. 1974-Oil on canvas, 27 cm x 27 cm

Eulogio Varela (1868-1955), “Blanco y Negro”, #520, 1901Source

Eulogio Varela (1868-1955), ‘Sacrificio’ (Sacrifice), “Blanco y Negro”, #656, 1903Source

Portrait of Mary, the artist’s daughter in 17th century Spanish costume by Franz Stuck

Eulogio Varela (1868-1955), “Blanco y Negro”, #959, 1909Source

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