Pedro_de_la_Gasca.jpg


Summary

Description
Español: Grabado colonial que representa a Don Pedro de La Gasca (1493-1567) y que se encuentra en la portada de la iglesia de Santa María Magdalena, en Valladolid, España.
Date
Source "History of the conquest of Peru" de William Prescott. Biblioteca Nacional del Perú.
Author
Valentin Carderera y Solano (1796–1880) wikidata:Q3574278
Valentin Carderera y Solano
Alternative names
Valentín Carderera y Solano; Valentin Carderera; Valentin Carderera y Solano; Valentín Carderera Solano; y Solano, Valentin Carderara; Valentín Carderara y Solano; Valentín Carderera; Valentin Carderara Y Solano; V. Carderera
Description Spanish painter, writer and art historian
Spanish painter (1796-1880)
Date of birth/death 14 February 1796 Edit this at Wikidata 25 March 1880 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Huesca Madrid
Work period 1811 Edit this at Wikidata –1880 Edit this at Wikidata
Work location
Authority file
creator QS:P170,Q3574278


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