:The Decoration of the Royal Basilica of El Escorial

William S. Maltby

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Historical Art and Architecture Studies Early Modern Spanish Literature Architecture and Art History Studies

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1. The Paintings for the Low Altars 2. A Matter of Iconography: Philip II's Rejection of El Greco's Martyrdom of St. Maurice and the Theban Legion 3. The Choir Frescoes 4. The Reliquary Altars and Federico Zuccaro 5. The Sagrario Frescoes and Pellegrino Tibaldi 6. The High Altarpiece 7. The Entierros: the Funerary Monuments and Pompeo Leoni.

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