Velez Collection

A scene from Laughing Boy (1934) with Lupe Velez and Ramon Novarro Date: 1934

Engraving in the book Despedida del Diablo Cojuelo (Farewell of the Cojuelo Devil) by Luis Velez de Guevara, published in 1840

Equestrian portrait of Don Fernando Joaquin Fajardo and Joaquin Alvarez de Toledo, Marquis of Los Velez 1635-1693, engraving (1680) by Salvatore Castaldo

Schematic cave paintings in the cave of Los Letreros (Velez Blanco, Los Velez, Almeria): set of red triangular signs

Bosnia... c1920. Artist: John Bushby
Bosnia. Pencil-pointed minarets and the noble Greek cathedral at the foot of the grim hill of Polvelez are salient features of Mostar, c1920

Lupe Velez (1908-1944), Mexican actress, 20th century

HMS Royal Oak, WW2
HMS Royal Oak, British Revenge-class battleship completed in 1916, seen here at the beginning of the Second World War -- a commemorative plaque listing the battles fought in by this

Lya del Velez and Mr Brookes costumes for Chelsea Arts Ball
Mlle. Lya del Velez, the well-known dancer and her partner, Mr Brookes, in the costumes they wore at the Chelsea Arts Ball which took place on New Years Eve at the Albert Hall, 1932. Date: 1932

Mesolithic. Levantine style. Schematic painting. Cave of Los
Prehistoric Art. Mesolithic. Levantine style. Schematic painting. Cave of Los Letreros. Velez Rubio. Andalusia. Spain

Lupe Velez (Guadelupe Velez de Villalobos) (1908 - 1944), Mexican film actress

Lupe Velez in 1932
Lupe Velez (1909 - 1944), (Guadelupe Velez de Villalobos) Mexican film actress Date: 1932

Picture No. 10760773
Spain - The outstanding Renaissance castle and the village of Velez Blanco. The castle was built in the early sixteenth century by the Marquises of Velez Blanco. Date:

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Velez, a name that echoes through history with diverse tales and intriguing figures. From the haunting tragedy of HMS Royal Oak in World War II to the captivating scenes of Laughing Boy (1934), it has left its mark on different realms. In Despedida del Diablo Cojuelo (Farewell of the Cojuelo Devil), an engraving within a book, Velez unveils its artistic side. The equestrian portrait of Don Fernando Joaquin Fajardo and Joaquin Alvarez de Toledo showcases the grandeur and nobility associated with this place. Delving into ancient times, we find ourselves mesmerized by schematic cave paintings in the cave of Los Letreros. These primitive artworks transport us back to a time when our ancestors communicated through symbols etched onto stone walls. But Velez's influence extends beyond its borders; it reaches Bosnia circa 1920, as depicted by John Bushby's artwork. This fusion of cultures reminds us that art knows no boundaries and can bridge gaps between nations. Lupe Velez, a Mexican actress from the 20th century, adds glamour and charisma to Velez's narrative. Her talent captivated audiences worldwide, leaving an indelible mark on cinema history. Meanwhile, Lya del Velez and Mr Brookes bring their creativity to life through their costumes for Chelsea Arts Ball. Their designs showcase how artistry can transcend traditional mediums and manifest itself in various forms. Returning to ancient times once more, we encounter Mesolithic Levantine-style schematic paintings within the Cave of Los. These enigmatic depictions offer glimpses into our ancestors' lives while reminding us of humanity's enduring connection with nature. Pedro Velez emerges as another notable figure—a Mexican politician and lawyer whose contributions shaped his nation during turbulent times spanning from 1787 to 1848. Lastly, Lupe Velez's name resurfaces, reminding us of her timeless allure.