Original 19th century steel engraving with the Guadalquivir as it passes Cordova and the buildings the print identifies as the palaces and dungeons of the Inquisition, a tribunal established in the city in 1482. In the foreground, boatmen and cattle at the ford. Based on a drawing by Roberts.
Original 19th century steel engraving with the Guadalquivir as it passes Cordova and the buildings the print identifies as the palaces and dungeons of the Inquisition, a tribunal established in the city in 1482. In the foreground, boatmen and cattle at the ford. Based on a drawing by Roberts.
Medium: Original steel engraving.
Date: 19th century.
Source: American edition, with a Philadelphia imprint. Engraved title at the foot: Cordova in Spain. Palaces and Dungeons of the Inquisition.
Dimensions: Image 4.1 x 6.2 in (10.3 x 15.7 cm).
Condition: Light staining that does not affect the image.