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Toledo

by Albert F. Calvert

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Toledo. (Specially drawn for The Spanish Series)1
General View of Toledo from the South-east2
View of Toledo from the South-east3
General View of Toledo4
View of Toledo from the Campo del Rey5
General View of Toledo6
State of the Ruins of the Circo Maximo in the Year 1848, according to the “Album Artistico”7
The River Tagus8
Bridge of Alcantara9
Perspective of St. Martin’s Bridge and the Direction of the Fortified Lines10
Perspective View of the Site of the Aqueduct11
Environs of Toledo12
Plaza de Zocodover13
The Town Hall14
The Market-place15
The Market-place16
A Street in Toledo17
A Street in Toledo18
A Street in Toledo19
A Street in Toledo20
A Street in Toledo21
A Street in Toledo22
A Street in Toledo23
A Street in Toledo24
Visagra Gate25
A Street in Toledo26
A Street in Toledo27
Bridge of Alcantara28
Alcantara Gate29
Alcantara Portal and Bridge29
Exterior of the Northern City Walls30
Fortifications of the old Bridge of Boats, replaced by the Bridge of St. Martin31
Remains of the City Walls of “Al-Hizém,” from the Gate of the Doce Cantos to the Plaza de Armas of the Bridge of Alcantara32
Remains of the City Walls, south-west, rebuilt at the Time of the Reconquest33
Remains of the Roman Ramparts of the first Enclosure of the City34
Remains of the Roman Ramparts of the first Enclosure of the City. (Plaza de Armas of the Bridge of Alcantara)35
Visigoth Capital transformed into a Fountain Basin. (No. 9, Callejon de la Lamparilla)35
Principal Entrance to the House of the Baths of Aben-Ya-Yix Bajada al Colegio del Infantes36
Sepulchral Arch of the Infante don Fernando Perez in the Belen Chapel in the Convent of the Comendadora de Santiago36
Ruins of Polan Castle. Fourteenth Century37
Guadamar Castle38
Remains of the Roman Ramparts of the first Enclosure of the City39
The Exterior Walls40
Remains of the Fortifications in the Jewish Suburb40
Gate of the “Almofala” (Bib-al-Mojadha) rebuilt in the Fourteenth Century41
“The Abbot’s Tower” in the Northern Walls41
Ruins of the Aquaria Tower, commonly called “Horno del Vidrio”42
Remains of the Aqueduct (left bank of the river)43
Remains of the Aqueduct (right bank of the river)43
Remains of the Roman Construction in the Tower of the Plaza de Armas of the Bridge of Alcantara44
Bridge of Alcantara45
East Side of the Bridge of Alcantara46
Posterior Façade of the defensive Tower of the Bridge of Alcantara47
Defensive Tower of the Bridge of Alcantara. Anterior Façade48
Alcantara Gate49
Commemorative Inscription in the Avenue of the Defensive Tower of the Bridge of Alcantara50
Coat-of-Arms of the Catholic Sovereigns in front of the Defensive Tower of the Bridge of Alcantara51
“The Khalif’s Capitals” at No. 13 Calle del Coliseo51
Perspective of the Bridge of Alcantara52
St. Martin’s Bridge53
St. Martin’s Bridge54
Façade of Santa Cruz54
Defensive Towers at the Entrance of St. Martin’s Bridge and the Town55
Restored Posterior Façade of the Arch de La Sangre55
Remains of the Aqueduct (right bank)56
East Side of St. Martin’s Bridge57
Defensive Tower of St. Martin’s Bridge. Façade seen from the Bridge58
Defensive Tower of St. Martin’s Bridge. Façade seen from the Highway58
Malbardón Gate. Eleventh Century59
Visagra Gate60
Upper Part of the Visagra Gate. Built in 155061
Tower in the City Walls of “The Suburb of San Isidoro,” near the new Visagra Gate62
Hydraulic Machine and Remains of the Walls in the Quarter of the Curtidores, near the River63
Walls of the Suburb of San Isidore63
Ancient Visagra Gate64
Ancient Visagra Gate. The Side which joins the Wall and the side Defensive Tower65
Ancient Visagra Gate. Defensive and Side Tower66
Ancient Visagra Gate. Remains of the Eastern Façade67
Detail of the Principal Façade of the old Visagra Gate68
Interior of the old Visagra Gate68
Ancient Visagra Gate69
The Tower called “Puerta Baja de la Herreria,” now “Gate of the Sun”70
Castle of San Servando71
Castle of San Servando. Ancient Entrance in the West Façade72
Castle of San Servando. South-east Angle72
Door of the Castle in San Servando73
Gate of Valmadron74
Gate of Cambrón75
Los Baños de Florinda de Cava76
Entrance to Los Baños77
Ruins of the Tower called “Los Baños de Florinda de Cava”78
Details of the Convent of Santa Fe. Eleventh Century79
West Portal in the old Hermitage, now the Inn of Santa Ana, on the Sisla road80
Altar-piece of San Justo81
Detail of the Church of San Justo. Fifteenth Century82
Detail of the Chapel of Santos Justo and Pastor83
Effigies of Juan Guas, architect of San Juan de Los Reyes, and of his son. Chapel of Christ at the Column, in the Parish Church of San Justo84
Effigies of Mari Alvares, wife of Juan Guas, and of her Daughter. Chapel of Christ at the Column, in the Parish Church of San Justo85
Mosque of the Tornerias. Exterior of the South Façade, South-west Angle86
Interior of the Mosque de las Tornerias87
Arch of the “Kibláh” in the Mosque de las Tornerias88
Mosque of the Tornerias. Trefoil Arched Window89
Mosque of the Tornerias. Horse-shoe Window89
Mosque of the Tornerias. Arched Window90
Mosque of the Tornerias. Rectangular Window90
Mosque de las Tornerias91
Mosque of the Tornerias, built over Roman Remains92
Supposed Elevation of the Mosque of Bib-al-Mardóm93
Supposed Plan of the Mosque of Bib-al-Mardóm94
Actual Situation of the North-east Façade of the Ancient Mosque of Bib-al-Mardóm, a Transept and Mudejar Apsis of the Hermitage of Santo Cristo de la Luz95
The Mosque of Bib-al-Mardóm, Horse-shoe Arch and Remains of the Dado and Little Arches and Windows in the North-east Façade (right side)96
The Mosque of Bib-al-Mardóm, Horse-shoe Arch and Remains of the Dado of Little Arches and Windows in the North-east Façade (left side)97
Principal Nave in the Mosque of Bib-al-Mardóm98
Arch in the Southern Interior of the Mosque of Bib-al-Mardóm99
Actual Entrance to the Castle99
Mosque of Bib-al-Mardóm. Arch in the Interior Wall, South-west Angle100
Detail of the North-west Façade of the Mosque of Bib-al-Mardóm100
Bib-al-Mardóm. “Arch of the Cross,” Interior Façade101
Bib-al-Mardóm. “Arch of the Cross,” Exterior Façade101
Mosque of Bib-al-Mardóm102
North-west Façade of the Mosque of Bib-al-Mardóm (Hermitage of Santo Cristo de la Luz), discovered in February 1899103
The Epigraphic Medallion on the North-west Façade of the Mosque of Bib-al-Mardóm (Hermitage of Santo Cristo de la Luz), rebuilt in the year 370 after the Hegira (A.D. 980)104
Visigoth Capital in the old Moorish Parish Church of San Sebastian105
Visigoth Base which serves as a Capital in the old Moorish Parish Church of San Sebastian105
Santo Cristo de la Luz106
The Hermitage of Santo Cristo de la Luz107
Wall-Paintings of Santo Cristo de la Luz108
Church of Santo Cristo de la Luz109
Wall-Paintings of Santo Cristo de la Luz110
Ancient Mosque, now the Hermitage of Santo Cristo de la Luz111
Exterior of the Hermitage of Santo Cristo de la Luz, and Towers of various Churches112
Detail of the Transito (Synagogue), built in 1360 at the expense of Samuel Levi113
Details of the Interior Decoration of the Church of the Transito (Ancient Synagogue)114
Details of the Interior Decoration of the Church of the Transito (Ancient Synagogue)115
Details of the Transito (Synagogue)116
Details of the Transito (Synagogue)117
Details of the Transito (Synagogue)118
Entrance Arch in the Building called Taller Del Moro119
Detail of Decoration in the Moorish Workshop120
Details of the Palace of the Ayalas121
Details of the Palace of the Ayalas122
Exterior of the Chapel of Santo Cristo de la Vega123
Door and Exterior of Santa Maria la Blanca124
Sections and Details of the Ancient Synagogue, now the Church of Santa Maria la Blanca125
Part of the Longitudinal Section of the Ancient Synagogue, now the Church of Santa Maria la Blanca126
Interior of Santa Maria la Blanca127
Interior of Santa Maria la Blanca128
Interior of Santa Maria la Blanca129
Cárcel de Santa Hermandad130
A Gothic Doorway131
A Doorway132
St. Michael’s Tower. Fourteenth Century133
House of the Toledos134
Details of a Courtyard135
Details of a Courtyard136
Details of a Courtyard137
Details of a Courtyard138
Details of a Courtyard139
The Fountain of Calerahigo140
Arab Details141
Visigoth Crowns and Crosses of Guarrazar142
Visigoth Crowns and Crosses of Guarrazar143
Visigoth Crowns and Crosses found at Toledo and now in the Royal Armoury at Madrid144
San Pedro Martin145
Calle de Santo Tomé145
Alcazar Royal Palace. Reproduction of the Engraving made in 1566 for Braun’s “Civitates Orbi Terrarum”146
Perspective of the Alcazar in 1845. East and North Façades. Reproduction of an Engraving in the Work “Toledo Pintoresca”147
The Alcazar. Taken from the Plaza de Zocodover148
South Façade of the Alcazar149
The Alcazar. West Façade after the latest Restoration150
The Alcazar151
Alcazar. Principal Façade on the North152
The Alcazar. East Façade, after the latest Restoration153
General View of the Alcazar154
The Alcazar. The Principal Staircase155
The Alcazar. Principal North Portal156
The Alcazar. Court and Plan157
Court of the Alcazar158
Court in the Alcazar. After the latest Restoration159
The Alcazar. Plan and Details. North Façade160
Details of the North Façade of the Alcazar161
Door of the Hall of the House of the Mesa (the Table)162
Details of the House of the Mesa163
Details of the House of the Mesa164
Details of the House of the Mesa165
Details of the Hall of the House of the Mesa166
Details of the Hall of the House of the Mesa167
Details of the Hall of the House of the Mesa168
Details of the House of the Mesa169
Doorway of the College of the Infantes. Sixteenth Century170
Doorway of the Palace of the Martinez171
Roman Tower of San Juan de los Reyes172
Cloisters of San Juan de los Reyes172
Exterior of San Juan de los Reyes173
San Juan de los Reyes174
Plan of the Church and Processional Cloister of San Juan de los Reyes175
Doorway in San Juan de los Reyes176
Gothic Doorway in San Juan de los Reyes177
Exterior of the Arch of San Juan de los Reyes178
Interior of San Juan de los Reyes179
Interior of San Juan de los Reyes180
Interior of San Juan de los Reyes181
Longitudinal Section of the Church of San Juan de los Reyes182
Interior, San Juan de los Reyes183
Retablo, San Juan de los Reyes183
Gallery in San Juan de los Reyes184
Gallery in San Juan de los Reyes185
Details of San Juan de los Reyes186
Details of Gallery in San Juan de los Reyes187
Details of San Juan de los Reyes188
San Juan de los Reyes. Wall in the Presbytery189
Interior of San Juan de los Reyes190
Interior of San Juan de los Reyes191
Interior of San Juan de los Reyes192
San Juan de los Reyes. Decoration in the Transverse Nave193
San Juan de los Reyes. Details of the Arms of Isabella the Catholic194
Details of the Transept of the Church of San Juan de los Reyes195
San Juan de los Reyes. Interior196
A Dome in San Juan de los Reyes197
Remains of Windows of San Juan de los Reyes198
Details of the Cross-Aisle in the Church of San Juan de los Reyes199
Altar of San Juan de los Reyes200
Altar of San Juan de los Reyes200
Details of the Altar-piece in San Juan de los Reyes201
Copy of the original Drawing of the Arch and Cross-Aisle of San Juan de los Reyes202
Longitudinal Section of the Cloister of San Juan de los Reyes203
Cloisters of San Juan de los Reyes204
San Juan de los Reyes. The Cloisters205
Cloisters of San Juan de los Reyes206
Cloisters of San Juan de los Reyes207
Details of the Cloisters of San Juan de los Reyes208
Compartment of the Cloisters of San Juan de los Reyes209
San Juan de los Reyes. Details of the Cloisters210
Details of the Cloisters of San Juan de los Reyes211
San Juan de los Reyes. Details of the Cloisters212
San Juan de los Reyes. Details of the Cloisters213
San Juan de los Reyes. Details of the Cloisters214
San Juan de los Reyes. Details of the Cloisters215
Church of San Juan de los Reyes. Courtyard216
Court in San Juan de los Reyes217
Doorway of the Museum of San Juan de los Reyes218
San Juan de los Reyes. Details above Door of Museum219
Palace of Don Pedro the Cruel220
Details of the Palace of Don Pedro the Cruel221
Façade of the Palace of Don Pedro the Cruel222
Doorway of the Palace of Don Pedro the Cruel223
Doorway of the Palace of Don Pedro the Cruel224
The Cathedral225
General View of the Cathedral226
The Cathedral227
Section of the Cathedral228
Longitudinal Section of the Cathedral229
Transverse Section of the Cathedral230
Principal Façade of the Cathedral and Tower231
The Cathedral. Detail of the Exterior232
The Cathedral. Portal of the Principal Façade233
The Cathedral. Principal Gate234
The Cathedral. The Gate of the Lions235
The Cathedral. Porch of the Principal Façade236
The Cathedral. The Lion Door237
The Cathedral. The Lion Door237
Door of the Cathedral238
The Cathedral. Door of the Lost Child239
The Cathedral. Details of the Puerta de la Feria240
The Cathedral. Gate of the Conception241
The Cathedral. Ornamental Details of the Gates242
The Cathedral. Central Nave243
The Cathedral. Tomb of Alonso de Carrillo243
The Cathedral. General View of the Interior244
The Cathedral. General View of the Interior245
The Cathedral. Interior246
The Cathedral. Interior247
Windows in the Principal Nave of the Cathedral248
The Cathedral. Grating of the Principal Chapel. Sixteenth Century249
The Cathedral. Exterior of the Principal Chapel250
The Cathedral. Exterior of the Principal Chapel251
The Cathedral. Exterior of the Principal Chapel252
The Cathedral. Details of the Principal Chapel253
The Cathedral. Details of the Principal Chapel254
The Cathedral. Exterior of the Principal Chapel255
The Cathedral. Details of the Principal Chapel256
The Cathedral. Details of the Principal Chapel257
The Cathedral. Altar-piece of the Principal Chapel258
The Cathedral. Detail of the Altar-piece of the Principal Chapel259
The Cathedral. Exterior of the High Altar260
The Cathedral. Exterior of the High Altar261
The Cathedral. Exterior of the High Altar262
The Cathedral. Details of the Altar-piece263
The Cathedral. Frontal of the High Altar. Fifteenth Century264
The Cathedral. Frontal of the High Altar. Fifteenth Century265
The Cathedral. Detail of the Frontal of the High Altar266
The Cathedral. Exterior of the Principal Chapel267
The Cathedral. Sepulchre of Cardinal Mendoza in the Principal Chapel268
The Cathedral. Dome of the Principal Chapel269
The Cathedral. Exterior of the Choir270
The Cathedral. Exterior of the Choir271
The Cathedral. Details of the Exterior of the Choir272
The Cathedral. Exterior of the Choir273
The Cathedral. Choir Stalls274
The Cathedral. Choir Stalls275
The Cathedral. Choir Stalls276
The Cathedral. Details of the Choir Stalls, representing the Re-conquest of Granada by Ferdinand and Isabella277
The Cathedral. Interior of the Choir278
The Cathedral. Details of the Choir279
The Cathedral. Details of the Choir280
The Cathedral. The Archbishop’s Throne, representing the Transfiguration. By Berruguete281
The Cathedral. Virgin of the Laneros282
The Cathedral. Detail of the Choir Stalls. Re-conquest of Granada by Ferdinand and Isabella283
The Cathedral. Detail of the Choir Stalls. Re-conquest of Granada by Ferdinand and Isabella284
The Cathedral. Detail of the Choir Stalls. Re-conquest of Granada by Ferdinand and Isabella285
The Cathedral. Detail of the Choir Stalls. Re-conquest of Granada by Ferdinand and Isabella286
The Cathedral. Detail of Choir Stalls. The Capture of Alhama by Ferdinand and Isabella, 1482. Re-conquest of Granada287
The Cathedral. Detail of the Choir Stalls. Re-conquest of Granada by Ferdinand and Isabella288
The Cathedral. Detail of the Choir Stalls. Re-conquest of Granada by Ferdinand and Isabella289
The Cathedral. Detail of the Choir Stalls. Re-conquest of Granada by Ferdinand and Isabella290
The Cathedral. Detail of the Choir Stalls. Re-conquest of Granada by Ferdinand and Isabella291
The Cathedral. Detail of the Choir Stalls. Re-conquest of Granada by Ferdinand and Isabella292
The Cathedral. Detail of the Choir Stalls. Re-conquest of Granada by Ferdinand and Isabella293
The Cathedral. Upper part of the Choir Stalls, carved by Berruguete and Borgoña. Sixteenth Century294
The Cathedral. Upper part of the Choir Stalls, carved by Berruguete and Borgoña. Sixteenth Century295
The Cathedral. Upper part of the Choir Stalls, carved by Berruguete and Borgoña. Sixteenth Century296
The Cathedral. Upper part of the Choir Stalls, carved by Berruguete and Borgoña. Sixteenth Century297
The Cathedral. Upper part of the Choir Stalls, carved by Berruguete and Borgoña. Sixteenth Century298
The Cathedral. Upper part of the Choir Stalls, carved by Berruguete and Borgoña. Sixteenth Century299
The Cathedral. Upper part of the Choir Stalls, carved by Berruguete and Borgoña. Sixteenth Century300
The Cathedral. Masonry in the Choir301
The Cathedral. Exterior of the Presbytery302
The Cathedral. Interior of the Chapel of the New Kings with the Sepulchres of Don Henry the Bastard and his Wife303
The Cathedral. Sepulchres of Don Henry the Bastard and his Wife in the Chapel of the New Kings304
The Cathedral. Sepulchre of Cardinal Tavera in the Chapel of the New Kings305
The Cathedral. Sepulchre of Don Juan I. in the Chapel of the New Kings306
The Cathedral. Sepulchre of Doña Leonor, Wife of Don Juan I., in the Chapel of the New Kings307
The Cathedral. Chapel of the Descent of the Virgin308
The Cathedral. Muzarabic Chapel309
The Cathedral. Details of the Chapel of the Virgen de la Antigua310
The Cathedral. Chapel of the Virgen de la Antigua. Fourteenth Century311
The Cathedral. Doorway of the Chapel of the Canons312
Altar-piece of Santa Isabel313
Altar-piece of Santa Catalina313
Altar-piece of Santa Catalina314
Altar-piece of Santa Catalina315
Altar-piece of Santa Catalina316
Chapel of Santa Catalina. Founded by the Counts of Cedillo317
The Cathedral. Chapel of Santiago, containing the Sepulchres of Don Alvaro de Luna and that of his Wife Doña Juana. Fifteenth Century318
The Cathedral. Sepulchre of Don Juan de Zerezuela in the Chapel of Santiago. Fifteenth Century319
Cupola of the Chapel “de los Reyes Nuevos” in the Cathedral320
Cupola of the “Capilla de Santiago,” called “De Don Alvaro de Luna” in the Cathedral320
The Cathedral. Sepulchre of Don Gil Carrillo de Albornoz in the Chapel of San Ildefonso321
The Cathedral. Sepulchre of Gil de Albornoz in the Chapel of San Ildefonso322
The Cathedral. Entrance to the Chapter Room. Sixteenth Century323
The Cathedral. Chapter Room324
The Cathedral. Various Portraits of Cardinals325
The Cathedral. Various Portraits of Cardinals326
The Cathedral. Details in the Chapter Room327
The Cathedral. Chapter Room328
The Cathedral. Doorway of the Chapter Room329
The Cathedral. Detail of a Doorway in the Chapter Room330
The Cathedral. Cupboard made by Gregorio Pardo (1549-1551), for the Antechamber of the Chapter House331
Cupboard in the Cathedral332
The Cathedral. A Rich and Gossamer-carved Ceiling in the Chapter Hall. Sixteenth Century333
The Cathedral. Ceiling in the Chapter Hall334
The Cathedral. A Ceiling in the Ante-room335
The Cathedral Cloisters336
The Cathedral Cloisters337
Presentation Portal in the Cloister of the Cathedral338
Exterior, by the Cloisters of the Chapel, of the Place of Sepulchre built by Henry II. for his Tomb339
The Cathedral. Picture by Bayeu in the Cloisters340
Portal of St. Catherine in the Cloister of the Cathedral341
The Cathedral. Details of the Gate of the Presentation in the Cloister342
The Cathedral. Reliquary of San Sebastian in the Octavo343
The Cathedral. Detail of the Reliquary of San Sebastian in the Octavo344
The Cathedral. A Byzantine Reliquary345
Sepulchres in the Cathedral346
Sculpture in the Cathedral347
The Cathedral. Bronze Lectern and Books of the Holy Office348
The Cathedral. A Bronze Pulpit349
The Cathedral. Detail of a Pulpit350
Pulpit in the Cathedral351
Cathedral Bells which Ring when the Host is Elevated352
The Cathedral. Statue of Don Juan II. Sixteenth Century353
The Cathedral. St. Francis of Assisi354
The Cathedral. A Picture by Bayeu355
Details in the Cathedral356
The Cathedral. Cover of a Missal357
The Cathedral. Silver Salver, “The Abduction of the Sabine Women,” by Benvenuto Cellini358
The Cathedral. Chalice and Paten359
The Cathedral. A Ship that belonged to Queen Juana la Loca360
Monstrance in the Cathedral361
The Cathedral. Sword of Alfonso VI.362
The Cathedral. The Adoration of the Kings (silk)363
The Cathedral. The Veil of Santa Leocadia (silk)364
The Cathedral. The Assumption (silk)365
The Cathedral. The Beheading of San Eugenio (silk)366
Kufic Entablature in the Cathedral367
The Cathedral. A Dalmatic embroidered in Gold and Silk. Sixteenth Century368
The Cathedral. A Chasuble embroidered in Gold and Silk. Sixteenth Century369
The Cathedral. Details of the Puerta del Reloj370
The Cathedral. Details of the Puerta del Reloj371
The Cathedral. Details of the Puerta del Reloj372
The Cathedral. Details of the Puerta del Reloj373
Effigies of Juan Guas (architect of San Juan de los Reyes), his Wife, and Children374
Sculpture in San Andrés375
Banner of the Salado376
St. Peter Natano and St. Theresa sculptured in Wood377
Plan of the Santa Iglesia Primada378
Santa Isabel. Side Altar-piece379
Santa Isabel. Detail of an Altar-piece380
Parish Church of Santiago381
Exterior of Santiago del Arrabal. Thirteenth Century382
Pulpit in the Church of Santiago del Arrabal, from which San Vicente de Ferrer preached against the Jews383
Parochial Church of Santiago del Arrabal384
Church of San Tomé385
Detail of an Altar-piece in the Church of the Trinity386
Sepulchres in the Church of St. Peter the Martyr387
Details of a Sepulchre in the Church of St. Peter the Martyr388
Church of St. Peter the Martyr. Statue of a Kneeling Canon389
Chapel in San Juan de la Penitencia390
Chapel in San Juan de la Penitencia391
Details of San Juan de la Penitencia392
Sepulchre in San Juan de la Penitencia393
Sepulchre in San Juan de la Penitencia394
Detail of the Convent of San Juan de la Penitencia395
Details of the Convent of San Juan de la Penitencia396
Convent of Santo Domingo397
Convent of Santo Domingo398
Convent of Santo Domingo399
Ancient Sepulchre in the Convent of Santo Domingo400
Santo Domingo el Real. Principal Altar-piece401
Doorway of the Convent of San Antonio402
Porch of the Church and Convent of San Clemente403
Porch of the Church and Convent of San Clemente404
Detail of the Interior of the Convent of San Clemente405
Portal of Santa Cruz406
Portal of Santa Cruz407
Porch of Santa Cruz408
The Hospital of Santa Cruz408
Court of Santa Cruz409
Courtyard of the Hospital410
Court of Santa Cruz411
Court of Santa Cruz412
Detail of the Portal of the Hospital of Santa Cruz413
Details of Santa Cruz414
Hospital of Santa Cruz415
Portals in the Vestibule of the Ancient Hospital of Santa Cruz416
Hospital of Santa Cruz. Portrait of the Founder, Cardinal Mendoza417
Hospital de Afuera. The Court418
Hospital de Afuera419
Hospital of St. John Baptist420
Hospital de Afuera. Sepulchre of Cardinal Tavera, 1557, Alonzo Berruguete421
The University422
The University422
Details of the House of Munárriz423
Gate of Al Mardóm424
Altar of the Church of San Justo424
Portal of the Archbishop’s Palace425
In the Town Hall425
Cloisters of San Juan de los Reyes426
View of St. Martin’s Bridge, looking down the River426
Gallery of San Juan de los Reyes427
A Moorish Workshop427
Hotel Castilla428
Detail of the Courtyard of the Hotel Castilla429
Visigoth Capitals in the Church of San Sebastian430
National Archæological Museum. Capital, Fourth Century after the Hegira431
National Archæological Museum. Capital of Santiago de los Caballeros near the Alcazar. Fourth Century after the Hegira431
Capital in the Archæological Museum432
National Archæological Museum. Fragment of Dado found near the Basilica of Santa Leocadia433
National Archæological Museum. Window of San Ginés433
National Archæological Museum. Decorative Table in White Marble, belonging to the Aljama Mosque of Toledo434
National Archæological Museum. Decorative Fragment found at the “Miradero.” Carved in White Marble434
Capital in the South-west Angle, belonging to the old Mosque, now the Hermitage of Santo Cristo de la Luz435
The Fifth of the Visigoth Capitals of the Hospital of Santa Cruz435
National Archæological Museum. Skylight or Ornament found at Toledo436
Visigoth Capital in the Provincial Museum436
Architectural Fragments of the Visigoth Period in the Parish Church of San Román437
Architectural Pieces of the Visigoth Period existing in the City438
Architectural Fragments of the Visigoth Period439
Capital of the South-east Angle belonging to the ancient Mosque, now the Hermitage of Santo Cristo de la Luz440
Visigoth Capital of the old Parish Church of San Sebastian440
National Archæological Museum. Visigoth Capitals of the Church of Santa Eulalia. Fragment of the Dado of the Basilica of Santo Leocadia441
Capitals in the Archæological Museum442
Provincial Museum. Capital of the Fourth Century after the Hegira443
National Archæological Museum. Arab Astrolabe made at Toledo in the year 459 after the Hegira (A.D. 1067)443
Architectural Fragments of the Visigoth Period444
Architectural Fragments anterior to the Mahometan Irruption, No. 1445
Architectural Parts and Decorative Remains anterior to the Mahometan Irruption, No. 2446
Architectural Parts and Decorative Fragments anterior to the Mahometan Irruption, No. 3447
Arches of various Churches of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries448
Denudation of our Lord before the Crucifixion. El Greco. Sacristy of the Cathedral449
The Virgin, St. Anne, the Child Jesus, and St. John. El Greco. Chapel of St. Anne450
Our Lady of Sorrows. El Greco. Sacristy of the New Kings, in the Cathedral451
Pentecost. El Greco. Church of the Trinity452
Jesus and St. John. El Greco. Church of St. John the Baptist453
The Assumption. El Greco. Chapel of San José454
St. Martin. El Greco. Chapel of San José455
The Holy Eucharist, by El Greco. Church of San José456
San José and the Child Jesus. El Greco. Parish Church of the Magdalene457
The Interment of Count de Orgaz. El Greco. Church of Santo Tomé458
Detail of the Interment of Count de Orgaz. El Greco459
Fragment of the Interment of the Count de Orgaz. El Greco460
Fragment of the Interment of the Count de Orgaz. El Greco461
Fragment of the Interment of the Count de Orgaz. El Greco462
Fragment of the Interment of the Count de Orgaz. El Greco463
Fragment of the Interment of the Count de Orgaz464
Fragment of the Interment of the Count de Orgaz. El Greco465
Fragment of the Interment of the Count de Orgaz. El Greco466
The Annunciation. El Greco. Parish Church of San Nicolás467
The Crucifixion. El Greco. San Nicolás468
San Pedro Nolasco. El Greco. Parish Church of San Nicolás469
The Assumption. El Greco. Parish Church of San Vicente470
San Eugenio. El Greco. Parish Church of San Vicente471
St. Peter. El Greco. Parish Church of San Vicente472
Jesus and the Virgin. El Greco. Parish Church of San Vicente473
The Ascension. El Greco. San Domingo el Antigua474
A Saint (? Santo Domingo el Antigua). El Greco475
The Birth of Jesus. El Greco. Santo Domingo el Antigua476
Santa Veronica with the Sudarium. El Greco. Santo Domingo el Antigua477
St. John Baptist. El Greco. Santo Domingo el Antigua478
St. John the Evangelist. El Greco. Church of Santo Domingo479
Altar-piece of the Convent of Santo Domingo. El Greco480
St. Francis of Assisi. El Greco. College of Noble Ladies481
The Baptism of Jesus. El Greco. Hospital of St. John Baptist482
Portrait of Cardinal Tavera. El Greco. Hospital of St. John Baptist483
View of the High Altar of the Tavera Hospital. El Greco484
General View of Toledo (left half). El Greco. Provincial Museum485
General View of Toledo (right half). El Greco. Provincial Museum486
View of Toledo. El Greco. Provincial Museum487
Portrait of Antonio Covarrubias. El Greco. Provincial Museum488
Portrait of the Son of Covarrubias. El Greco. Provincial Museum489
The Crucifixion. El Greco. Provincial Museum490
Allegory of the Virgin. El Greco. Provincial Museum491
Portrait of Juan de Avila. El Greco. Provincial Museum492
Our Saviour. El Greco. Provincial Museum493
St. John the Evangelist. El Greco. Provincial Museum494
St. Peter. El Greco. Provincial Museum495
St. Matthias. El Greco. Provincial Museum496
St. Philip. El Greco. Provincial Museum497
St. Andrew. El Greco. Provincial Museum498
St. Thomas. El Greco. Provincial Museum499
St. Simon. El Greco. Provincial Museum500
St. Matthew. El Greco. Provincial Museum501
St. Jude Tadeo. El Greco. Provincial Museum502
An Apostle. El Greco. Provincial Museum503
An Apostle. El Greco. Provincial Museum504
An Apostle. El Greco. Provincial Museum505
The Annunciation. El Greco506
The Dream of Philip II. El Greco. Chapter Hall of the Escorial507
St. Maurice and the Theban Legion. El Greco. Chapter Hall of the Escorial508
Portrait of El Greco by Himself. Señor A. de Beruete, Madrid509
Christ driving the Money Changers from the Temple. El Greco. Señor de Beruete, Madrid510
Portrait of a Student (El Greco?). El Greco. Don Pablo Bosch, Madrid511

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