FUNCIÓN Y DECORO. EL MOBILIARIO DEL PALACIO REAL DE MADRID BAJO CARLOS III

José Luis Sancho

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Historical Art and Architecture Studies Architecture, Design, and Social History Historical Studies on Spain

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The Royal Palace of Madrid inventory of furniture for the reign of Charles III had not come to light until now. An essential period in this important royal residence, because it corresponds to the moment when it is conceived and practically made all its interior decoration and in which it was inhabited for the first time. The inventory of the office of the Furriera, 1776, allows a reconstruction not only of important artistic aspects, but of those of the daily life in the principal residence of that enlightened sovereign, when the monarchy of Spain still counted among the first powers and it was one of the main Courts of Europe.

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