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The Treasury of San Isidoro de Leon, symposium, Leon, 11-12 September 2018

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This entry was posted in Sacred Art, Symposium and tagged León, Medieval, San Isidoro, Therese Martin, treasuries on August 6, 2018 by tomnickson2013.

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← Featured Exhibition: Gala Salvador Dalí: A Room of One’s Own in Púbol, Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, Barcelona, until 14 October Edilia and François-Auguste de Montêquin Fellowship, Society of Architectural Historians, deadline 30 September, 2018 →

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Amazing play of light and shadow at San Juan de Los Reyes in #Toledo. I (@cospizzle) discovered this late-gothic franciscan convent 4 years ago, thanks to an #ARTES travel grant. It has since become a key case study of my PhD, and probably my favorite building ever. #join ARTES for unique opportunities to discover #Spain, #Portugal, #LatinAmerica and more! #opportunities #funding #Spanisharchitecture #gothic

#Murillo was fascinated by glasses, both as an everyday object and as a metaphor for sacred and profane knowledge. The old woman portrayed in this painting from the Alte Pinakothek in Munich has a lens pinned to her blouse, an echo of her sharp eye as she delouses her grandson. #murilloIVcentenario #ARTES #Seville #Sevilla #munich #👓

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