Castilian Collection
"Exploring the Rich History and Culture of Castilian
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"Exploring the Rich History and Culture of Castilian: From Ancient Battles to Literary Masterpieces" Step back in time to the day before the Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa in 1212, a crucial event that shaped the history of Castile. Feel the anticipation and tension as warriors prepared for this significant clash. Fast forward to the Renaissance period, where we encounter Fernando de Rojas, a renowned Spanish writer known for his tragicomedy. His works captivate readers with their complex characters and thought-provoking themes. Marvel at the Mass of Saint Gregory, an exquisite 15th-century artwork attributed to Juan from Castile and Leon's Burgos region. This masterpiece showcases intricate details that transport you into a world filled with devotion and spirituality. Delve into history further with a map from 1576 depicting Spain's regions, including Castile and Leon. Explore its cities like Burgos or marvel at Civitates' detailed representation of life during that era. Immerse yourself in artistry through Feast from Book of Esther, a stunning artwork created in 1430. Admire its vibrant colors and meticulous brushstrokes as it brings biblical stories to life. Discover more about Castilian school through Mass of St. Martin, another remarkable piece from the 15th century. Let yourself be enchanted by its unique style that showcases local talent and artistic expression. Uncover powerful female figures such as Urraca of León and Castile (1079-1126), who defied societal norms during her reign. Learn about her impact on shaping medieval politics while challenging gender roles. Witness Pedro Berruguete's The Miracle of Granada War - Taking Loja by King Ferdinand the Catholic painting capturing one pivotal moment during this historic conflict. Experience King Ferdinand's triumph firsthand as he secures victory over his enemies. Explore royal lineage through Alfonso X of Castile and Leon alongside his son Sancho IV.