Gonzalo Gustos Outlines the Fate of His Unborn Child, Turning over the Ring to be Given to It if It Is a Male, 1555 - 1630
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Mudarra and His Horsemen Convert to Christianity and Are Baptized, 1555 - 1630
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Magician and a Serpent, 1696 - 1770
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
Double Hunting Scene with a Bear and a Stag, 1555 - 1630
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A Fishing Scene, 1555 - 1630
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Hunt of Stags and Boars, 1555 - 1630
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Stag and Boar Hunt, 1555 - 1630
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The Couple Walking, 1610 - 1685
Adriaen van Ostade
The Woman Spinning, 1610 - 1685
Adriaen van Ostade
A Rabbit Hunt with Men Chasing Rabbits from the Bush, 1555 - 1630
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A Wild Dog Hunt, 1555 - 1630
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Hunters Chasing Wild Geese into a Large Net, 1555 - 1630
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Nuno Salido Insists that the Omens Are Evil While Ruy Velazquez Insists that They Are Good, 1555 - 1630
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Ruy Velazquez Gives the Infantes their Orders, Having Prepared an Ambush by the Moors, 1555 - 1630
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Nuno Salido Tells the Infantes of the Betrayal and Is Killed by a Moor, 1555 - 1630
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All of the Horsemen Accompanying the Infantes Are Slain, as Well as the Infante Fernan Gonzalez, 1555 - 1630
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Ruy Velazquez Refuses to Help the Infantes, 1555 - 1630
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The Fates Weave the Life Thread Mudarra, Son of Gonzalo Gustos. He Is Dubbed a Knight by Almanzor., 1555 - 1630
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Mudarra Takes Leave of His Mother and Sets Out to Find His Father, 1555 - 1630
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Mudarra Challenges Ruy Velazquez; A Three-Day Truce Is Arranged, 1555 - 1630
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