Fray Collection (#2)

LUIS DE GRANADA, Luis de Sarriᬠcalled Fray
LUIS DE GRANADA, Luis de Sarriᬠ called Fray (1504-1588). Spanish clergyman, theologian and writer. Clergyman. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Madrid. Spanish Royal Academy

ZURBARAN, Francisco de (1598-1664). The Mass of Fray Pedro de Caba񵥬 as. 1638. SPAIN. Guadalupe. Royal Monastery of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Baroque art. Oil on canvas

LAS CASAS, Fray Bartolom頤e (1474-1566). Spanish
" LAS CASAS, Fray Bartolom頤 e (1474-1566). Spanish Dominican priest, missionary, chronicler and activist for the rights of American Indian people

PEREZ DE HOLGUIN, Melchor (1665-1724). Entry of Viceroy Archbishop Morcillo into Potos� 1716. Entrance into the city of fray Diego Rubio

BARCELӎ, Juan (1739-1801). Portrait of Fray

SIG܅NZA, Fray Jos頤e (1544-1606). Spanish writer
SIG܅ NZA, Fray Jos頤 e (1544-1606). Spanish writer, historian, poet and theologian. Hieronymite monk and counselor of Philip II. Work attributed to Bartolom頃 arducho

TORQUEMADA, Fray Toms de (1420-1498). Litography

Acevedo, Fray Antonio De
Greco, Dom nikos Theotokpoulos, called El (1541-1614). The Crucifixion with Two Donors. Mannerism art. Oil on canvas

ABAD Y LASIERRA, Iigo de (1745-1813). Spanish historian and philosopher. Front page of Fray Iigo Abad de Lasierra s

ACEVEDO, Fray Antonio de (16th century). Spanish theologian. Title page from Elenchus commentarii in Pentatucum Hieronymi Oleastro

Portrait of Fray Diego Deza by ZURBARAN, Francisco de (1598-1664). Another copy identical to this one existed at the Gall. Kndler

MINGUET, Juan (1737-1784). Fray Luis de Leon. Fray Luis de Leon gazes at Job who is at his feet. Illustration published in Madrid

ALARCON, Fray Arcangel de ( -1598). Spanish religious man and poet. Front page of Vergel de plantas divinas en varios

PEREZ DE HOLGUIN, Melchor (1665-1724)

VALDɓLEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). Fray Alonso
VALDɓ LEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). Fray Alonso de Sotomayor y Caro. 1657. Baroque art. Oil on canvas. Private Collection

CORTAZAR, JULIO (1914-1984). ARGENTINIAN

Lemonnier, Anicet Charles Gabriel
First page of Fray Luis de Lens work The Perfect Wife, written in 1583 and dedicated to Doa MarС Varela Osorio

LEON, Fray Luis de (1528-1591). Spanish poet, prose writer, theologian and Agustine philosopher. Oil on canvas

SOLOMON ( -931 BC); PRIETO, Felix (ca.1772-1802); LEON, Fray Luis de (1528-1591). King of the Jews from 970 to 931 BC.; Draughtsman

The Adoration of the Shepherds, 1612. Maino, Juan Bautista (1578-1649). This painting belonged to the major altarpiece of the convent of Saint Peter Martyr (Toledo)

Animal Rebellion - 3
The rebel animals in their camp prepare for the fray

Tilaco Mission, UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of five Sierra Gorda missions designed by Franciscan Fray Junipero Serra, Quer?taro, Mexico, North America

Justus Liebig / 6 of 6
JUSTUS VON LIEBIG German scientist and his factories at Fray-Bentos, Uruguay

JASON
Depicted armed for the fray

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"Fray: A Tapestry of Historical Frays and Fierce Battles" Step into the world of historical frays as Lion Leads in Jutland, Britannia in Arms. Witness the epic clash between Richard III and the Earl of Richmond at the Battle of Bosworth through a vivid chromolitho. Explore Spain's Valladolid University, its main facade standing tall with architectural grandeur. Delve into the poetic brilliance Luis de Leon (1527-1591), a Spanish poet whose words continue to captivate hearts even today. Experience The Battle of Bloody Brook on September 18th, 1675, immortalized in a litho that echoes with cries for justice. Marvel at Gothic Art from 14th-century Spain, where an altarpiece dedicated to Fray Martin d showcases intricate craftsmanship and devotion. Discover Friar Juan Sanchez Cotan (1560-1627), a Spanish painter who masterfully captures stillness in his works. Uncover the wisdom and grace of Friar Luis de Granada (1504-88) through an enchanting engraving by M. Gamborino from the Illustrious Men collection. Travel back to Mexico during the 16th century and witness Augustinian missionary Antonio de Roa's tireless efforts to spread knowledge and faith. Lastly, journey to Denver, Colorado in 1880 as an anti-Chinese riot unfolds before your eyes—a powerful litho that reminds us of our past struggles against discrimination. In this tapestry woven with tales from different eras and lands, "fray" emerges not just as conflict but also resilience, artistry, courage, and human spirit—reminding us that history is never black or white but rather vibrant shades waiting for us to explore their depths.