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Plate 72 from "The Disasters of War" (Los Desastres de la Guerra): 'The Consequences' (Las resultas)
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1867
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1778
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Plate 10: two figures dancing, another seated playing an drum, from the series of customs and pastimes of the Spanish people
1850
Cardplayers: three men, two seated one standing before a spread of cards on a table
1867
Tangier, Seated Arabs
19th Century
A Moroccan horse standing before an arch
ca. 1870–73
The Diplomat, man seated holding hat facing left
ca. 1860–70
Plate 20: a priest giving food to the poor, from the series of customs and pastimes of the Spanish people
1850
Plate 8: a group of figures some of whom are playing a game, from the series of customs and pastimes of the Spanish people
1850
Tangiers, a group of men seated near an arch
ca. 1861
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An Arabic man keeping watch over the dead body of his friend
1866
A partly naked man on the ground, right arm outstretched
ca. 1860–70
A partly naked man on the ground right arm outstretched
ca. 1860–70
A boat near the shoreline of a beach or a river
ca. 1860–70
A boat near the shoreline of a beach or a river
ca. 1860–70
Portrait of the painter Eduardo Zamacois seated at a table
ca. 1869
A Morrocan farrier at left accompanied by another figure attending to the hoof of a mule
ca. 1860–70
A Morrocan farrier at left accompanied by another figure attending to the hoof of a mule
ca. 1860–70
Entrance to the church of St Joseph (San José), Madrid, figures seated on the ground in front
ca. 1860–70
Entrance to the church of St Joseph (San José), Madrid, figures seated on the ground in front
ca. 1860–70
The Diplomat, man seated holding hat facing left
ca. 1860–70
Master of ceremonies, a man standing facing the viewer holding a staff in his left hand
ca. 1865