Santiago Ortega Collection (#5)

Carmen Martinez Gaite / 1925-2000), Spanish writer
Carmen Martinez Gaite /1925-2000), Spanish writer

Carmen Laforet Diaz (1921-2004), Spanish writer

Pilar Miro (1940-1998), Spanish director of cinema

Karl Marx (1818-1883), German philosopher

Pilar Lopez Julve (1912-2008), Spanish dancer and choreographer

Encarnacion Lopez La Argentinita (1895-1945), Spanish dancer and choreographer

Maria Guerrero (1863-1928), Spanish theater actress

Maria Sverreri (1869-1928), Spanish theater actress, characterized as Dona Ines, oil by Raimundo Madrazo

Emilio Romero (1917-2003), Spanish writer and journalist

Felix Rodriguez de la Fuente (1928-1980), Spanish writer, physician and naturalist photo, 1976

Amparo Rivelles, Spanish actress during the performance of La Celestina beside Adriana Ozores in the role of Melibea directed by Adolfo Marsillach in 1989

Gregorio Prieto (1897-1992), Spanish Painter

Fernando Quinones (1930-1998). Spanish writer and poet, 1981 photo

Suen Olof Palme (1927-1986), Swedish politician, picture 1979

Nelson Piquet, French motorsport racer

Discovery of the Magellan Strait, engraved in the Spanish and American Illustration

Antonio Mingote (1919 -), Spanish writer and humorist

Engraving in the Spanish and American Illustration from painting Elizabeth I gives her jewelry to the company of Columbus, Elizabeth I The Catholic (1451-1504), Queen of Castile

Front of the house where lived and died Miguel de Unamuno (1864-1936), Spanish writer

Christopher Columbus (1451 - 1506), navigator, oil painting Royal Pragmatic Reading in the Church of Palos

Departure of the Pinta, Nina and Santa Maria del Puerto de Palos Christopher Columbus, Italian navigator and explorer

Conversation in the Chapter House of the Monastery of Columbus, physicist Garcia Fernandez, Father Juan Perez and Alonso Pinzon Christopher Columbus (1451-1506), navigator and discover

Miguel de Cervantes y Saavedra (1547-1615), Spanish writer

The Family of Darius Darius I (580-486 BC), King of Persia, oil

Georges-Jacques Danton (1759-1794), French politician, colored engraving

Eduardo Dato Iradier (1856-1921), Spanish politician, President of the Spanish government. Reproduction of a photograph

Buenaventura Durruti (1896-1936), Spanish anarchist leader, reproduction of a photograph

Doncel of Sigüenza, young nobleman Martin Vazquez de Arce (1460-1486)
Doncel of Siguenza, young nobleman Martin Vazquez de Arce (1460-1486), portrait statue in his tomb in the Cathedral of Siguenza (Guadalajara), made in polychromed alabaster, 1486-1504

Francisco Domingo Marques (1842-1920), Spanish Painter, engraving of the Ilustracion Espanola y Americana

Santo Domingo de la Calzada (1019-1109), Spanish hermit, relief in his mausoleum in the cathedral of Santo Domingo de la Calzada (La Rioja), representing the construction of a bridge for pilgrims

Diocletian (245-313), Roman emperor (284-305), porphyry sculpture outside of San Marco in Venice, representing the Tetrarchs: Maximian, Valerio, Constancio and Diocletian

Santo Domingo de Guzman (1171-1221), Spanish religious founder of the Order of Preachers

Daniel in the lions Hebrew prophet Daniel, detail of the relief in the sarcophagus in Ecija

Joaquin Chapapietra and Torregrosa (1871-1951), Spanish politician presiding a Council of Ministers of the Second Republic. Reproduction of a photography

Cosme Damian Churruca and Elorza (1761-1805), Spanish scientist and sailor, major of Motrico

Hernan Cortes (1485-1547), Spanish conqueror

Claudio Lopez del Pielago y Bru, second Marquis of Comillas (1853-1925), Spanish military

Manuel Cortina (1802-1878), Spanish politician, oil

Christian IX (1818-1906), King of Denmark (1863-1906), engraving of L Illustration, 1903

Joaquin Costa (1846-1911), Spanish politician

Carmen Conde Florentina del Mar (1907-1996), Spanish writer, photography

Bull of Pope Alexander VI in 1494, in which the appointment of Gonzalo Ximenez de Cisneros (1436-1517) as archbishop of Toledo is done, Spanish religious

Lluis Companys i Jover (1882-1940), Catalan politician, President of the Government (1934-1940). Reproduction of a photo, 1927

Cover El Cid Campeador, Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar, the Cid (1043? -1099), Castilian knight

Antonio de Mendoza (1490-1552), Spanish governor and first viceroy of New Spain. (Mexico)

Expulsion of the Jews from the kingdoms of Castile and Aragon by Elizabeth I (edict of March 31)
Expulsion of the Jews from the kingdoms of Castile and Aragon by Elizabeth I (edict of March 31, 1492)

Joan Oliver i Sallares, known as Pere Quart (1899 - 1986), Catalan writer

Joan Oliver i Sallares (1899 - 1986) and Pere Calders i Russinyol (19121994), Catalan writers

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Santiago Ortega, a name that resonates with artistic brilliance and historical significance. Just like Francisco Tarrega Eixea, the renowned guitarist and composer whose portrait captures the essence of musical mastery as he strums his guitar with passion. But Santiago Ortega's interests extend beyond music alone. Like Diana the Huntress depicted in the fresco from the house Stabia at Pompeii, he is an explorer of various domains, seeking knowledge and inspiration from diverse sources. The Spanish Civil War left an indelible mark on Santiago's consciousness. The poster "No pasaran" published by CNT serves as a reminder of his unwavering determination to resist oppression and fight for justice. Engraving of the Ascent to Mount Carmel by Saint Jean of the Cross reflects Santiago's spiritual inclinations. He finds solace in contemplating higher realms and seeks enlightenment through introspection. Santiago also has a deep appreciation for theater arts. The poster for La Barraca, directed by Federico Garcia Lorca, symbolizes his love for dramatic expression and storytelling that transcends boundaries. Just as Pierre Teilhard de Chardin was a philosopher and theologian who delved into scientific research, Santiago possesses an insatiable curiosity about life's mysteries. He explores ideas beyond conventional boundaries to expand his understanding of existence. Giuseppe Pelliza da Volpedo's masterpiece "The fourth state" speaks volumes about social inequality—a subject close to Santiago's heart. He strives to bring awareness through art that challenges societal norms and advocates for change. Like Doryphoros, spear bearer sculpted by Polykleitos during ancient times, Santiago embodies strength both physically and mentally. His resilience enables him to overcome obstacles while remaining steadfast in pursuit of his goals. Pantocrator in Sant Climent de Taüll church represents divine authority—an image that resonates deeply within Santiago's soul as he contemplates spirituality amidst earthly struggles.