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House of the Abarca Maldonado family (today belongs to the Counts of Oliva) by Pedro Martinez de Hebert — VisualArtsDB
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House of the Abarca Maldonado family (today belongs to the Counts of Oliva)
House of the Abarca Maldonado family (today belongs to the Counts of Oliva)
Pedro Martinez de Hebert
1862
Dimensions
25.4 Centimeters (Measurements) × 34.8 Centimeters (Measurements) × 59.6901 Centimeters (Measurements) × 44.7676 Centimeters (Measurements)
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Museum
J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US
Styles
Object Record Structure: Part
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General view of the university. (Vista general de la universidad).
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Detail of the facade of Saint Dominic. (Datalle de la fachada de Santo Domingo)
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Town Hall (Casa del Ayuntamiento)
Pedro Martinez de Hebert, 1862
Cathedral door onto small court. (Puerta de la catedral en el patio chico)
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House of the Dead (Casa de las Muertes)
Pedro Martinez de Hebert, 1862
General view from Cricket Street. (Vista general desde la calle del Grillo)
Pedro Martinez de Hebert, 1862
View of the cathedral (Vista de la catedral)
Pedro Martinez de Hebert, 1862
Military school of the order of Calatrava (Colegio militar de Calatrava)
Pedro Martinez de Hebert, 1862
Facade of the university (Fachada de la universidad).
Pedro Martinez de Hebert, 1862
San Esteban
Pedro Martinez de Hebert, 1862
Palace of the Viscount of Amaya (Palacio del Vizcondo de Amaya).
Pedro Martinez de Hebert, 1862
Parish of the Holy Spirit. (Parroquia de Sancti Spiritus).
Pedro Martinez de Hebert, 1862
