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Spanish Directory
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- 5 visitors recommend:
Salvador Dali
Source: Interesting.com
- Art prints and links for the Spanish surrealist painter Salvador Dali. You can send a free e-card with his Swans Reflecting Elephants, or with Dream Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate One Second Before Waking Up.
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- 4 visitors recommend:
Pablo Picasso
Source: Interesting.com
- Art prints, e-cards, and links for the most famous modern artist of the 20th century, Pablo Picasso.
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- 3 visitors recommend:
Joan Miro
Source: Interesting.com
- Art prints and links for Spanish surrealist painter Joan Miro. Send a free e-card with her most famous work, Blue II.
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- 1 visitors recommend:
Joan Miro Lithographs
Source: Photogold
Country: United Kingdom
E-mail: sales@photogold.co.uk
- Joan Miro lithographs for sale.
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- 2 visitors recommend:
Dali Posters
Source: 4Dali.com
- Browse more than a hundred art prints from Spanish surrealist painter Salvador Dali.
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- 3 visitors recommend:
Shipwreck: A Saga of Sea Tragedy and Sunken Treasure
Source: Amazon
Author: Dave Horner
- From an Amazon reader: "A well researched and historically informative work about two 17th-century Spanish treasure galleons, their tragic history and fate, and the story of the modern-day treasure hunters who found and salvaged them. Dave Horner ... writes passionately yet objectively." (1999)
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The Spanish Treasure Fleets
Source: Amazon
Author: Timothy R. Walton
- From an Amazon reader: "A book about the unbelievable efforts made to transport gold and silver from New Spain and Peru to Spain between the 15th and 18th century, how these precious metals initiated worldwide commerce, about the rise and fall of the Spanish/Habsburg empire and how it helped European countries to become economic and political world powers. Waltons book moves through three centuries of world history in an appropriate pace, without leaving out interesting details. It simply is a fascinating book!" (1994)
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