#Orgaz

[carloskaplan]

Greco: Retrato do señor de Orgaz

[javierfashionbazar]

CRUSH ON ME Unique'e Luxury ESTO NO ENAMORA

[luzmatutina]

Orgaz, Toledo (España). Años 40. Mis abuelos maternos y su grupo de amigos - Foto restaurada

Orgaz, Toledo (Spain). 1940s. My maternal grandparents and their group of friends. - Restored photo

Mi abuela Olvido y mi abuelo Gregorio siendo apenas unos niños ~ Os echo de menos 💔

[postmodernart81]

aka Nicholaas Chiao

Nicholas Chistiakov  — The Burial of Count Orgaz with Meat    (oil on canvas, 2012)

[administer-distractions]

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[txino]

[wwemcumuscleslover]

Just asking for you!

If we have an crossover event between Chicago PD and Law And Order Organized Crime, bring together these two amazing cops in Elliott Stabler and Hank Voight...

We could have a Latin Men who's run a Crime Orgazation, maybe some drugs or art stealers corporations...

And if that man was Brazilian, the actor Wagner Moura seems a good addition to the Dick Wolf Universe

[docpiplup]

27 main castles in the province of Toledo

San Servando (Toledo)

Montalbán (La Puebla de Montalbán)

Guadamur

Malpica de Tajo

Guadalerzas (Los Yébenes)

Peñaflor (Cuerva)

Maqueda

Casarrubios del Monte

Almonacid de Toledo

Puñonrostro (Seseña)

Olmos (El Viso de San Juan)

Malamoneda (Hontanar)

Monreal (Dos Barrios)

Dos Hermanas (Navahermosa)

Mejorada

Escalona

Oropesa

Consuegra

Barcience

Orgaz

Oreja (Ontígola)

Manzaneque

Macaraque

Polán

Bayuela

Villalba (Cebolla)

Torre Tolanca (Sonseca)

Los 21 castillos más bonitos de Toledo

CASTILLO DE ALMONACID

CASTILLO DE BARCIENCE

CASTILLO DE CASARRUBIOS DEL MONTE

CASTILLO DE CONSUEGRA

CASTILLO DE GUADALERZAS

CASTILLO DE GUADAMUR

CASTILLO DE MALPICA DEL TAJO

CASTILLO DE MANZANEQUE

CASTILLO DE MAQUEDA

CASTILLO DE MASCARAQUE

CASTILLO DE MONREAL

CASTILLO DE MONTALBÁN

CASTILLO DE OREJA

CASTILLO DE ORGAZ

CASTILLO DE OROPESA

CASTILLO DE PEÑAFLOR

CASTILLO DE PEÑAS NEGRAS

CASTILLO DE POLÁN

[horsesarecreatures]

Working Equitation Arabians

Eden del Moral owned by Yeguada Heaven and Earth made a demonstration of Doma Vaquera with typical exercises of the brave field and handling of Lidia's bulls.

Orgaz IS owned by Rocío Marquez Doña was the next example to go on the track, a Pure Arab Race Alazan, ridden to the cowgirl, who taught the public how to blend in the field

The Pura Raza Oriol DY owned by Yeguada José Carrillo was the last Pura Raza Arab to hit the track, conducting a masterful and heartfelt demonstration of garrocha that made the audience vibrate.

-  Aecca

[carloskaplan]

Greco: O enterro do Conde Orgaz

[javierfashionbazar]

ESTOS SERÁN LOS NUEVOS PERFUMES CHANEL COMET Y BLEU EXTRAIT 🌈 TÓMA YA 💥

[ancientways]

El entierro del conde de Orgaz

[usergreenpixel]

Dear neighbors (especially @josefavomjaaga who is interested in Soult), I’m actually only now noticing a pattern in the Peninsular War stories surrounding Goya…

In La Máscara Negra, aka the Black Mask, there is an episode of Goya having to make a copy of a painting so that the original doesn’t get stolen by the French. The painting in question is “The Burial of the Count of Orgaz” by El Greco:

In “El Encargo de Maestro Goya”, a book I also reviewed, it’s Goya’s assistant, a deaf woman named Martha, who is tasked with copying a painting depicting Santa Casilda and was the work of an artist called Zurbarán:

While my own historical fiction, By the Maestro’s Side, also involves a painting, but a Murillo instead… Should I maybe change this plot point to avoid repetition?

I do admit I was inspired by those storylines, but I would obviously never plagiarize. I just think that Goya being involved in trying to protect paintings from looting MAKES SENSE, since he was involved in a committee that was tasked with picking artworks for MUSEUMS, not hosting a damn giveaway to the highest bidder.

Besides, Marta, the deaf apprentice from El Encargo de Maesto Goya gave me an idea of an additional storyline that involves character dynamic between Goya and a different deaf apprentice. Two people with a completely different experience of hearing loss (acquired vs congenital) and an entirely different approach to their situations.

Of course, I couldn’t copy Marta from the book, and my Joaquín is very different. But I still fear that it will be too similar, perhaps… What should I do?!

[my-sacred-art]

Jenna Ortega (American, born September 22, 2002)

The Burial of the Count of Orgaz, 1588. El Greco (Greek, working in Spain, 1541-1614).

[saax2]

La Morte

The sick child, 1896 | Edvard Munch (1863-1944, Norway)

Funerale bianco (White funeral), 1901 | Edoardo Berta (1867-1931, Italia)

Autoritratto macabro (macabre self-portrait), 1899 | Carlo Fornara (1871-1968, Italia)

Tombe romane (roman tombs), Concordia (Venice), 1887 | Filippo Franzoni (1857-1911, Switzerland)

Miseria, 1886 | Cristóbal Rojas (1857-1890, Venezuela)

Böcklin's grave, 1901-02 (Staatliche Kunsthalle, Karlsruhe) | Ferdinand Keller (1876-1958, Germany)

The widow (detail), 1882-83 | Anders Zorn (1860-1920, Sweden)

L’adultera o La femme de Claude, 1877 (Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Torino) | Francesco Mosso (1848-1877, Italia)

The funeral of Shelley, 1889 | Louis Édouard Fournier (1857-1917, France)

La peine de mort | Félicien Rops (1833-1898, Belgium)

Funeral at sea (on the death of the painter David Wilkie), 1842 (Tate Gallery, London) | William Turner (1775-1851, England)

La mort de Marat, 1793 (Musées royaux des Beaux-Arts, Bruxelles) | Jacques-Louis David (1748-1825, France)

Le jour des morts, 1859 (Musée des Beaux-Arts, Bordeaux) | William Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905, France)

Bradamante at Merlin's tomb, 1820 | Alexandre-Évariste Fragonard (1780-1850, France)

Death on the pale horse, 1865 | Gustave Doré (1832-1883, France)

 Il trionfo della morte, 1464 ca. (Palazzo Abatellis, Palermo) | Anonimo

Roman widow | Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882, England)

Cemetery in the moonlight, 1822 | Carl Gustav Carus (1789-1869, Germany)

The plague, 1898 | Arnold Böcklin (1827-1901, Switzerland)

Ophelia, 1851-52 (Tate Britain, London) | John Everett Millais (1829-1996, England)

Grief, 1902 | Anna Ancher (1859-1935, Denmark)

The plague of pestilence, portfolio (two of seven etchings), 1920 | Stefan Eggeler (1894-1969, Austria)

The plague of pestilence, portfolio (three of seven etchings), 1920 | Stefan Eggeler (1894-1969, Austria)

Dr. Nicolaes Tulp's anatomy lesson, 1632 | Rembrandt (1606-1669, Netherlands)

La sepoltura del conte di Orgaz (El Entierro del conde de Orgaz), 1586 (Chiesa di Santo Tomé, Toledo) | El Greco (1541-1614, Greece)

Woman on her deathbed, 1883 (Kröller-Müller Museum, Otterlo) | Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890, Netherlands)

Princess Tarakanova, in the Peter and Paul Fortress at the time of the flood, 1864 | Konstantin Flavitsky (1830-1866, Russia)

[mahgnib]

El Greco, “The Burial of Count Orgaz”, 1586-1588