Romero Collection (#4)

Emilio Bravo Romero, 1827 - 1893. Spanish marine, jurist and politician

Blessed Mariana of Jesus. Spanish tertiary of the Order of M
Blessed Mariana of Jesus, born Ana Maria Navarro Guevara and Romero (1565-1624). Spanish tertiary of the Order of Mercy. Engraving by Capuz, 1852. Colored

Spain. Andalucia. Fuenteovejuna. House Cardona. Built betwee
Spain. Andalucia. Fuenteovejuna. House Cardona. Palace modernist built between 1905 and 1908. balcony

Cardona House. Fuente Obejuna. Andalucia. Spain
Cardona House. 1905-1908. Entrance. Fuente Obejuna. Andalucia. Spain

Carmelita Diaz
CARMELITA ROMERO RUBIO DE DIAZ second wife of Mexican President Porfirio Diaz, much loved and respected by the people - she was known as the idol of Mexico. Date: 1864? - ?

Ballad of Macario Romero, Mexico, who was determined to take leave from the army to visit his girlfriend. circa 1900s

ROMERO, Jos頍ar�Women from Cadiz
ROMERO, Jos頍 aric (1815-1880). Women from Cadiz on the balcony. mid. 19th c. Romanticism. Oil on canvas. Private Collection

POSTER: MALCOLM X, 1976. Screenprint by Rachael Romero, 1977

POSTER: AFRICA, 1977. Victory to the freedom fighters of southern Africa. Poster by Rachael Romero, 1977

Francisco de Goya, Pedro Romero matando a toro parado (Pedro Romero Killing the Halted Bull), Spanish, 1746 - 1828, in or before 1816, etching, aquatint, drypoint and burin [first edition impression]

Baena, Juan Alfonso De
CADALSO Y VAZQUEZ, Jos de (1741-1782). Spanish writer. Portrait of P. Castro Romero. Oil on canvas

STANFIELD, CLARKSON (1793-1867). ON
ROMERO, Jos MarС (1815-1880). Gallant Scene. Oil on canvas

CESAR ROMERO (1907-1994). Cuban-American actor. Photographed by Carl Van Vechten, 1934

Statue of Curro Romero a famous matador, Bull Ring, Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza, El Arenal district, Seville, Andalusia (Andalucia), Spain, Europe

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"Romero: A Multifaceted Legacy of Passion, Talent, and Triumph" Step into the captivating world of Romero, a name that resonates with excellence across various fields. From the enchanting Coney Island cinema projection slide in 1943 to Francisco de Goya y Lucientes' iconic artwork depicting Pedro Romero's daring bullfighting skills in 1816, the name Romero has left an indelible mark throughout history. Pedro Romero himself was a Spanish bullfighter whose prowess and fearlessness were immortalized in etchings like "The Art of Bullfighting. " His skillful execution while facing a halted bull exemplified his mastery over this ancient tradition. But the legacy doesn't end there; it extends to other remarkable individuals who bear the name. Rebecca Romero and Katie Mactier are two extraordinary athletes who have brought glory to their respective sports. Rebecca Romero's transition from cycling to rowing resulted in her becoming an Olympic gold medalist in both disciplines – a testament to her versatility and determination. Carlos Tevez, Andres Romero, and Eduardo it can names associated with greatness on different playing fields. Carlos Tevez is renowned for his football prowess, mesmerizing fans around the world with his skillful play. Meanwhile, Andres and Eduardo they have made their marks as professional golfers through their exceptional talent and dedication. But it's not just about individual achievements; dance also finds its place within the realm of romance. Spotlighting five dancers and dance teams from 1928 showcases how passion can be expressed through graceful movements that captivate audiences worldwide. The entrance into Mexico in 1865 marked a significant moment in history – one filled with anticipation for what lay ahead. This event symbolizes new beginnings, cultural exchange, and exploration beyond borders. Jose Cadalso adds yet another dimension to the legacy of "Romero.