Palma Collection (#5)

Louis I (1707-1724), King of Spain, son of Philip V

View of the San Francisco square, with the church and convent of the same name in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Facade of the City Hall of Palma de Mallorca

Pentecost, end of an altarpiece of unknown procedence

Resurrection, end of an altarpiece of unknown procedence

The Shepherds offering gifts to Christ, 1733. Artist: Jacopo Palma
The Shepherds offering gifts to Christ, 1733

Europe, Spain, Balearic Islands, Mallorca, Palma de Mallorca. La Seu, Mallorca Cathedral. Gothic

Tomas Estrada Palma, Presidente de la Republica de Cuba, 1902

Portrait of a Poet, 1516, (1909). Artist: Palma Vecchio
Portrait of a Poet, 1516, (1909). Painting held at The National Gallery, London. From The National Gallery, Vol. One [T. C. & E. C. Jack, London and Edinburgh, 1909]

Revolutionary party delegation, (19th century), c1920s
Delegation of the Cuban Revolutionary Party. Delegates, Jose Marti and Tomas Estrada Palma; Gonzalo de Quesada, Secretary and Benjamin Guerra Treasurer

Map of the Canary Islands: Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Gomera, La Palma and Hierro. Date: circa 1920

Ricardo Palma (1833-1919). Peruvian author, scholar, librarian and politician. Portrait. Engraving. Colored

ADAM & EVE. Etching after a painting by Palma Vecchio (1480-1528)

Battle Of Resaca De La Palma, Near Brownsville, Texas, America, 1846. From Famous Men And Great Events Of The 19Th Century

Spain, Majorca, Palm trees in Parc de la Mar leading to Cathedral; Palma

Palma, Majorca, Spain

Spain, Majorca, Beer and olives in cafe; Palma

Spain, Majorca, Detail of cathedral at dusk; Palma

Estrada Palma Street, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. Date: circa 1914

Paseo de Born - Palma de Majorca, Spain
The Paseo de Born - Palma de Majorca, Spain. Date: circa 1920

James III of Mallorca the Rash (1315-1349). King of Mallorca (1324-1349). Llibre de les Franqueses i Privilegis del Regne de Mallorca. 1334-39. Fol. 374. Gothic art. Painting. SPAIN. BALEARES

Palma, Mallorca, Spain - Olive tree - Council of Mallorca
Palma, Mallorca, Spain, An Old Olive Tree, siuated in front of the Council of Mallorca. Date: 2013

Palma, Mallorca - Golden Monstrance in the Cathedral Sa Seu
Palma, Mallorca, Spain - The solid Golden Monstrance at the Cathedral Sa Seu (built in 1299). A monstrance, also known as ostensorium, is the vessel used in Roman Catholic

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Discover the charm of Palma, a captivating city in Mallorca, Spain. Start your day with a delightful cup of coffee at one of the cozy cafes in Placa de Cort. Immerse yourself in the rich history as you visit Palma Cathedral and admire its magnificent architecture against the backdrop of the bustling harbor. As dusk falls, witness a mesmerizing scene with twinkling lights illuminating the marina and Palma cathedral across the bay. Palma is not only known for its stunning landmarks but also for its cultural treasures. Explore Torre de Palm to marvel at an ancient Roman mosaic depicting the Muses from 3rd-4th century AD. Delve into art history by admiring Joan Loert's Altarpiece of Saint Quiteria, crafted back in 1332. For those seeking natural beauty, venture to La Palma in Canary Islands and indulge in its picturesque landscapes showcased on a detailed map. And don't miss out on visiting Almudaina Royal Palace alongside Cathedral Sa Seu – two iconic landmarks that epitomize Palma's grandeur. If relaxation is what you crave, take a leisurely stroll along Beach promenade or soak up some sun at Es Molinar Playa de Palma while enjoying breathtaking views of Portixol Harbor and Sa Creu Vermella beach. Capture unforgettable moments as boats gracefully glide through the marina during sunset hours while gazing upon Palma's majestic skyline dominated by its awe-inspiring cathedral. Even back in time to c. 1914, artists were captivated by The Harbour de Mallorca - evident through charcoal sketches that immortalized this enchanting place. From vibrant cafes to historical wonders and scenic vistas, there is no shortage of reasons why Palma remains an alluring destination worth exploring.