Recesvinto Collection

The Treasure of Guarrazar (colour litho)
CHT293201 The Treasure of Guarrazar (colour litho) by French School, (19th century); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris

Church of San Juan Bautista, consecrated 661 (photo)
REV400249 Church of San Juan Bautista, consecrated 661 (photo) by Visigothic, (7th century); Banos de Cerrato, Spain; (add.info)

The Treasure of Guarrazar (colour litho)
CHT293200 The Treasure of Guarrazar (colour litho) by Spanish School, (19th century); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris

Iluminated page of the Codex Emilianense with kings Recesvinto, Knindesvinto, Egica, Urraca and Sancho among others

Page of the Codex Vigiliano with illustration of Recesvinto accompanied by Oroncio, Antonio and Eugene

Mozarabic art. 10th century. Codex Vigilanus or Albeldensis, (976). The nine portraits. Page showing three visigothic kings, three kings of Navarre and three scribes of the codex

Votive crown of Recceswinth, found in the treasure of Guarra
Votive crown of the Visigoth king Recceswinth, made of gold and precious stones in the 2nd half of the 7th century. Treasure of Guarrazar. National Archaeological Museum. Madrid. Spain

Votive crown of Recesvinto. 653-672. Made with gold, gems and pearls. Visigothic art. Jewelry. SPAIN. Madrid. National Museum of Archaeology. Proc: SPAIN. Guadamur

Votive crown of Recesvinto. Made in gold, precious stones and pearls. Visigothic art. Jewelry. Proc: SPAIN. Guadamur

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Discover the rich history of Recesvinto, the 7th-century Visigoth King (653-672) of Spain, through intriguing artifacts and illuminated manuscripts. Witness the stunning color lithograph of The Treasure of Guarrazar, which once held the Votive crown (653-672), adorned with precious gems. Marvel at the Church of San Juan Bautista, consecrated in 661, a testament to the artistic and architectural achievements of the time. Delve deeper into the past with the Codex Emilianense, featuring illustrations and his predecessors, including King Wamba (Wambas) and King Chindaswinth (Chindesvinto). Explore the Codex Vigiliano, showcasing an image accompanied by Oroncio. Immerse yourself in the world of Mozarabic art, a unique blend of Christian and Islamic influences, as seen in the 10th-century Codex Vigilanus or Albeldensis. Finally, admire the intricate details of the Votive crown of Recesvinto, made with gold, precious stones, and enamel, now on display for all to appreciate. Join us in unraveling the mysteries of the past and celebrating the legacy of this remarkable king.