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<dl><dd>The "descripción antigua" is that of Francisco Santos (Madrid, 1657 and later eds.). See Palau y Dulcet. Santos is sometimes taken as author of the present work</dd>
<dd>Engraved port. of Charles III, to whom work is dedicated. Port. and tomb of Philip IV by Pedro de Villafranca Malagon. Many plates are after Lázaro Gómez's drawings by various engravers: Leonardo Albistur, Nemesio López, José Murguía y González, Juan Minguet, Hipólit Ricarte, Juan Bernando Palomino. General plan signed by "González" as engraver</dd>
<dd>Signatures: [par.]-2[par.] [par.]² A-3K 3L²</dd>
<dd>Topical side notes</dd>
<dd>Includes index</dd>
<dd>Errata, 3[par.]1r</dd>
<dd>Palau y Dulcet (2. ed.)</dd>
<dd>Binding: limp vellum. Remains of 2 pairs of ties at foredge. Title written at head of spine</dd>
<dd>Giovanni Muzio's bookplate etched by Giacomo Manzù, under Getty Museum Library bookplate</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Escorial; Basílica (Escorial); Architecture; Architecture, Renaissance</div>
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<dl><dd>Ximenez, Andrés, 1617-1692</dd>
<dd>Santos, Francisco, fl. 1657. Descripción breve del Monasterio de S. Lorenzo el Real del Escorial</dd>
<dd>Villafranca Malagón, Pedro, ca. 1615-1684</dd>
<dd>Gómez, Lázaro, 18th cent</dd>
<dd>Gómez, Lázaro, 18th cent</dd>
<dd>Marin, Antonio</dd></dl></div>
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