Funeral Catafalque of Maria Amalia of Saxony in Barcelona

1761. Etching on laid paper.
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The Queen Maria Amalia died on 27 September 1760, leaving Charles III a widower. He never remarried. This etching shows the funeral held in Barcelona. The work of the brothers Francisco and Manuel Tramullas, the print represents different allegories crowned by Eternal Bliss.

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Funeral Catafalque of Maria Amalia of Saxony in Barcelona

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Inventory number: G002691
Authors: Ignacio Valls -Engraver-; Carlos Grau -Drafstman-
Title: Funeral Catafalque of Maria Amalia of Saxony in Barcelona
Date: 1761
Technique: Etching
Support: Laid paper
Dimension: Height: 547 mm; Width: 326 mm
Provenance: José María Cervelló
Entry date: 2003

Other inventories +

Inv. Nuevas Adquisiciones (iniciado en 1856). Núm. 2687.

Inv. Colección Cervelló. Núm. 176106.

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[Escala de palmos catalanes = 5,3 cm] // Emanuel, et Franc.s Tramullas Inven. Carolus Grau Scultor. Delin Ignatius Valls Reg. Acad. bon Liter Incis. Barcin. 1761.
Engraved. Front, lower area

N^o 4
Engraved. Back

Update date: 02-06-2026 | Registry created on 26-11-2015

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