Castellano Collection

Cavaliere F Castellano Grand Opera Co, Theatre Royal, Halifax - caricature of Castellano drawn by Caruso the Great Tenor, Dublin, 1909 Date: 1909

Tomas Morales Castellano (1885-1924), Spanish poet

Horses Courtyard in the Old Bullfighting square of Madrid, 1853, oil on canvas

Adolfo Jimenez Castellano, (1844-1929), 1920s
The evacuation of Havana. Spanish General Adolfo Jimenez Castellanos, handed over the island on the 1st of January 1899 to the American governor general Brooke

Slice of Spanish Castellano ewes milk cheese

Spain. Peninsular War (1808-1814). The Second of May in Madrid (1808). Defence of the Montele󮠐 ark, episode in which Luis Daoiz and Pedro Velarde died. Copy by A

Spain. War of Independence (1808). Oath of the troops of the Marquis de La Romana. Copy by Mantis from an original by Manuel Castellano. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Madrid. Army Museum

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Delve into the rich tapestry of Castellano's world. From the grandiose stages of Cavaliere F Castellano Grand Opera Co at Theatre Royal, Halifax, to the passionate verses of Tomas Morales Castellano, the Spanish poet, this name holds a captivating history. Witness the horse courtyard in Old Bullfighting square of Madrid, brilliantly captured in an 1853 oil painting. Adolfo Jimenez Castellano, a renowned artist of the 1920s, also left his mark with this moniker. Savor the distinct taste of Castellano, a slice of Spanish ewes milk cheese. Amidst Spain's tumultuous past, Castellano is linked to the Peninsular War (1808-1814), the Second, and the War of Independence (1808), where the Oath of the Castillian people was sworn. Yet, the name it also carries a darker side, as in the tragic tale of Manuel Castellano (1826-1880), a man whose life ended in the murder of Count..