Libros Collection

Libros bookshop in Malansaana, Madrid, Spain
Libros bookshop in MalansaAna, Madrid, Spain

Antonio De Nebrija, Antonio Martinez De Cala
Nebrija, Antonio De Antonio Martinez De Cala Gramatico Y Humanista Espaol. Lebrija 1441 - 1522 " Gramatica Latina ", Ao 1492 Biblioteca Nacional

Tomas Morales
Morales, Tomas Escritor Espaol. Moya ( Gran Canarias ) 1885-1921 Portada De " Las Rosas De Hercules ". Libro II

Amadis De Gaula Libro De Caballerias Siglo Xvi Edicion, Ao 1533 Caballeros En Torneo Ilustracoion " Armando Caballero " Biblioteca Nacional. Madrid

Francisco de Bobadilla arresting Christopher Columbus and his brothers, engraving in the work Decades

Taking Seville by Ferdinand III The Saint, illustration in the manuscript Geology of the Kings of Spain by Alonso de Cartagena

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), poster Los libros anarquistas (Anarchists books) by Ambros

Amadis de Gaula (Amadis of Gaul). Chivalric romance first compiled in Zaragoza in 1508 by Garci Rodr ez de Montalvo. Title page of Amadis de Gaula

Arming a Knight. Amadis de Gaula (Amadis of Gaul). Chivalric romance first compiled in Zaragoza in 1508 by Garci Rodr ez de Montalvo

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Discover the rich literary heritage of Libros, the historic bookshop in Malasaña, Madrid, Spain. Step back in time as you explore the pages of works by Spanish literary giants like Antonio de Nebrija, Antonio Martínez Cala, and Tomás Morales. Delve into the chivalric romance of Amadis de Gaula, or marvel at the illustrations in the manuscripts of "Taking Seville by Ferdinand III The Saint" and "Geology." Witness the dramatic arrest of Christopher Columbus and his brothers by Francisco de Bobadilla, as depicted in an engraving. Or, explore the political turmoil of the Spanish Civil War through the anarchist books of Ambros, such as the provocative poster "Los libros anarquistas." And, don't miss the intricate process of "Arming a Knight" as depicted in Amadis de Gaula. Experience the depth of Spanish literature at Libros, where each turn of the page reveals a new discovery. Est. 1693, Diego de Torres Villarroel.