Reales exequias que a su augusta soberana Da. Maria Amalia de Saxonia, reina de España, consagró el rendido amor, y gratitud de la mui ilustre ciudad de Barcelona, en los dias 23, y 24 de abril de 1761.
Description
- Language(s)
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Spanish ; Latin ; Greek, Ancient (to 1453) ; Hebrew
- Published
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En Barcelona : En la imprenta de Maria Teresa Vendréll, y Texidó, [1762]
- Subjects
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María Amalia,
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María Amalia, /
Queen, consort of Charles III, King of Spain,
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María Amalia, / Queen, consort of Charles III, King of Spain, /
1724-1760
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María Amalia, / Queen, consort of Charles III, King of Spain, / 1724-1760 /
Death and burial.
Funeral rites and ceremonies
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Funeral rites and ceremonies /
Spain
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Funeral rites and ceremonies / Spain /
Barcelona
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Funeral rites and ceremonies / Spain / Barcelona /
Early works to 1800.
Woodcuts
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Woodcuts /
Spain
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Woodcuts / Spain /
18th century.
Engravings
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Engravings /
Spain
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Engravings / Spain /
18th century.
Emblems (allegorical pictures)
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Emblems (allegorical pictures) /
Spain
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Emblems (allegorical pictures) / Spain /
18th century.
Funeral books
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Funeral books /
Spain
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Funeral books / Spain /
18th century.
- Note
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License permitting publication of the "Oracion funebre" dated 27 January 1762 and pasted on p. [1] at end.
With 27 woodcut armorial devices and emblems of provinces, countries, and continents under Spanish rule, and 5 engraved plates by Francisco Boix and Ignacio Valls after designs by Francisco and Manuel Tramullas.
The "Oracion funebre" has separate divisional title page and is by Ramón Foxà.
Signatures: pi1 A-O⁴, ²A-D⁴ E⁴(-E4).
- Physical Description
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[2], 110, [6], 33, [1] p., [5] leaves of plates (4 folded) :
ill., plan ;
21 cm. (4to)
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