Crown Of Aragon Collection

James II of Aragon called the Just - James II the Just (1267-1327). King of Aragon (1291-1327)
CUL4873583 James II of Aragon called the Just - James II the Just (1267-1327). King of Aragon (1291-1327), Sicily (1286-1296) and Sardinia (1324-1327). Portrait by anonymous author

Spain. Carlist Wars. Cavalry from Aragon. Album of the Carlist troops of Aragon (engraving)
CUL4936482 Spain. Carlist Wars. Cavalry from Aragon. Album of the Carlist troops of Aragon (engraving); (add.info.: Spain. Carlist Wars)

Alfonso I, " The Battler" (1073-1134). King of Aragon and Navarre (1104-1134)
CUL4858599 Alfonso I, " The Battler" (1073-1134). King of Aragon and Navarre (1104-1134). by Unknown Artist; (add.info.: Alfonso I, " The Battler" (1073-1134)

Assembly Pau i Treva held in Tortosa on April 28, 1225 and presided over by King Jaime I The Conqueror surrounded by nobles and ecclesiastics

Tribute from the citizens of Barcelona to Count King or oath of vasallage miniature in the Llibre Verd (Green Book), codex containing a compilation of the customs or habits

Interview in Alcaniz of the King James I the Conqueror (1213 - 1276) with Hugo Forcalquer and Blasco of Aragon before the conquest of Valencia, 1232

Cover of La Dispute d un Asne contre frere Anselme Turmeda, printed edition in Pamplona (Navarra) in 1606, although originally written in Catalan it is only known the French version

Engraving of a tree in the work Arbor Scientiae (Science Tree) copy printed in Barcelona in 1505 by Pere Posa, encyclopaedia written between 1295 and 1296 by the philosopher, theologian

The gentleman Paris, engraving of the incunable Paris and Viana, edition printed in Barcelona in 1494 by Diego Gumiel, novel written in Catalan at late 14th century or early 15th

Cover of Llibre de les dones (Book of the women) where the Franciscan Eiximenis is depicted writing the book, copy printed in Barcelona in 1495, written in 1396 by Eixemenis, engraving

Cover of the edition printed in 1499 Regiment de la Cosa Publica (Regime of Public Affairs) with Francesc Eiximenis and Juries of Valencia City, written in 1383 by Eixemenis, engraving

Ramon Muntaner (1265 - 1336), Catalan writer and military, between 1325 and 1332 wrote his Chronicle, work written in Catalan in which he recounts the events since the birth of Jaume I the Conqueror

Cover of the Latin edition printed by Jean Petit in Paris in 1505, Libre d Amic e d Amat (Song of the Friend and the Beloved)

Peter II (III of Aragon) in the battle of Panissars (1285), engraving (from a painting by Barbasan), 1809

View of a castle, engraving in Coplas de Mallorca (Songs of Majorca), 1398

Jaume Marquilles delivers his book to the Counselors of Barcelona in the presence of King Alfons IV the Magnanimous (1416-1458)

James I The Conqueror (1208-1276) on horseback. Count of Barcelona and King of Aragon (1213-1276), Valencia (1239-1276) and Majorca (1229-1276). Nineteenth century colored engraving

Joanna the Mad, Queen of Spain (pen, ink & wash on paper)
XJF441900 Joanna the Mad, Queen of Spain (pen, ink & wash on paper) by Rubens, Peter Paul (1577-1640); Private Collection; (add.info)

Llull, Ramon (1233-1315 or 1316). Majorcan writer, philosopher. Conversion of Ramon Llull. 1) Preaching of Bishop in convent of Friars Minor in Majorca

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The Crown of Aragon: A Tapestry of History Step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of the Crown of Aragon. One pivotal moment was the Assembly Pau i Treva held in Tortosa on April 28, 1225, where King James I presided over a gathering that aimed to establish peace and truce among feuding factions. Another remarkable event was the tribute from the citizens of Barcelona to their beloved Count King or oath of vasallage miniature. This gesture showcased their loyalty and devotion to their ruler, highlighting the strong bond between monarch and subjects. In an intriguing interview conducted in Alcaniz, we witness King James I the Conqueror engaging with Hugo Forcalquer. This conversation sheds light on his conquests and ambitions, offering a glimpse into his strategic mind. Delve into literature as you explore La Dispute d'un Asne contre frere Anselme Turmeda, a printed edition in Pamplona adorned with an enchanting cover. The work takes us on a whimsical journey filled with philosophical debates and moral lessons. The Arbor Scientiae (Science Tree) captivates readers with its intricate engravings depicting various branches of knowledge. Its copy printed edition transports us to an era when learning flourished under the patronage of enlightened rulers. Discover Paris through two captivating engravings - "The Gentleman Paris" and "Paris and Viana. " These incunabula editions offer glimpses into medieval life while showcasing artistic craftsmanship at its finest. Uncover societal norms through Llibre de les dones (Book of Women), authored by Franciscan Eiximenis. Its cover beckons readers to explore gender roles during this period, shedding light on women's experiences within society's confines. Regiment de la Cosa Publica (Regime of Public Affairs), printed in 1499, provides insights into governance and political structures.