#hurtado de mendoza

[thecollectibles]

Art by Pablo Hurtado de Mendoza

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Unravel, Second son, and Fullmoon by Pablo Hurtado de Mendoza

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José Hurtado de Mendoza - Yemaja (Virgin de Regla)

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A recent cover of Corporate Financier by artist Pablo Hurtado de Mendoza.

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La guerra desde el campo español y desde el araucano en «Arauco domado» de Lope de Vega (1)

En lo que se refiere al campo español, toda la comedia[1] es una glorificación de don García Hurtado de Mendoza, como valiente capitán y gobernador prudente. Ya queda indicado que, en sus cuatro años de gobernación, el marqués de Cañete había impulsado la pacificación de aquel «Flandes indiano» que fue Chile (tras la muerte de Pedro de Valdivia, la rivalidad por el poder entre Aguirre y Villagrá…

[theonlinecollector]

Anónimo (1530-1600)

Diego Hurtado de Mendoza (?) 1503 o 1504-1575

Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid

[randomrichards]

THE SPACE RACE

The long, hard journey

To put black men into space

A hard won battle

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Castillo de Manzanares el Real.

Photos on this post are my own.

[thenerdsofcolor]

'The Space Race' Featurette Spotlights The Bright Dreams of Afrofuturism and Space

While some may recongize the Space Race defined the competition between two Cold War rivals – America and the former Soviet Union, National Geographic Documentary Films‘, The Space Race, from co-directors Lisa Cortés and Diego Hurtado de Mendoza, weaves together the stories of Black astronauts seeking to break the bonds of social injustice to reach for the stars. Now a new featurette takes a look…

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"Ether wisdom" by Pablo Hurtado de Mendoza on INPRNT

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Did you hear the news? by Pablo Hurtado de Mendoza

This artist on Instagram

[thecollectibles]

Art by Pablo Hurtado de Mendoza

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one hand free, from the bottom, and paused by Pablo Hurtado de Mendoza

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Old, rough Simon drawings I randomly decided to share

The third one’s my favorite. My inspo/ref was from Pablo Hurtado de Mendoza’s Blue Blood

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2024 olympics Ecuador roster

Athletics

Brian Pintado (Santa Ana De Los Ríos De Cuenca)

Alexander Hurtado (San Francisco De Quito)

Jordy Jiménez (San Francisco De Quito)

Juan Caicedo (San Lorenzo)

Silvia Ortiz (Riobamba)

Mary Granja (San Francisco De Quito)

Paula Torres (Santa Ana De Los Ríos De Cuenca)

Ángela Tenorio (Nueva Loja)

Nicole Caicedo (San Francisco De Quito)

Aimara Nazareno (Santiago De Guayaquil)

Gabriela Suárez (Ibarra)

Maribel Caidedo (Santiago De Guayaquil)

Rosa Chacha (Ambato)

Glenda Morejón (Santiago De Guayaquil)

Magaly Bonilla (Ambato)

Boxing

José Rodríguez (Santiago De Guayaquil)

Gerlon Congo (Ibarra)

María Palacios (San Francisco De Quito)

Cycling

Jhonathan Narváez (La Bonita)

Alfredo Campo (Santa Ana De Los Ríos De Cuenca)

Equestrian

Julio Mendoza (Tryon, North Carolina)

Nicolas Wettstein (Basel, Switzerland)

Ronald Zabala-Goetschel (San Francisco De Quito)

Judo

Vanessa Chalá (Ibarra)

Pentathlon

Andrés Torres (Santiago De Guayaquil)

Sol Naranjo (San Francisco De Quito)

Shooting

Andrea Pérez (Santiago De Guayaquil)

Diana Durango (San Francisco De Quito)

Swimming

Tomás Peribonio (Miami, Florida)

David Farinango (Machala)

Anicka Delgado (Los Angeles, California)

Table tennis

Alberto Miño (Santiago De Guayaquil)

Triathlon

Elizabeth Bravo (Santa Ana De Los Ríos De Cuenca)

Weightlifting

Angie Palacios (Santiago De Guayaquil)

Neisi Dájomes (Puyo)

Lisseth Ayoví (Machala)

Wrestling

Lucía Yépez (Mocache)

Luisa Valverde (Babahoyo)

Génesis Reasco (San Francisco De Quito)

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Charles V’s bravery at the Conquest of Tunis

The Emperor now sent out a detachment under the command of Luis Hurtado de Mendoza, Marquis of Mondejar, who had done much to influence Machua’s design of Charles new palace at the Alhambra. According to Santa Cruz, as the ‘Marquis rode in the vanguard with the cavalry, they were charged by a great multitude of Moors and because the Marquis was such a brave horseman he charged in among them.’ But his men were forced to retreat, ‘leaving the Marquis among the enemy. And, when the Emperor (Charles) saw him…in such peril, he himself attacked the Moors with his lance in his hand, shouting “Santiago!” With such enthusiastic determination that he did not stop until he reached an artillery position where he ran the gunners through with his lance and captured one of the guns.’

Spain: The Centre of The World by Robert Goodwin. Page 85