Author:  Cornet y Mas, Cayetano (1824-1897)
Publisher: Librería del Plus Ultra
City: Barcelona
Year 1858
Document type:  Guides and Travel guides
Subject: Art (general)
Library: Fundació Amatller
Abstract: Guide to Montserrat written by the traveller and writer Gaietà Cornet in 1858.
Id: 1719

Author:  Parro, Sixto Ramón (1812-1868)
Publisher: Imp. de Severiano López Fando
City: Toledo
Year 1858
Document type:  Studies on buildings
Subject: Architecture
Library: Biblioteca Nacional de España
Abstract: Study on Toledo with a general historical introduction and the description of the cathedral and the most significant religious and civil buildings in the city.
Id: 1503

Author:  Cornet y Mas, Cayetano (1824-1897)
Publisher: Librería del Plus Ultra
City: Barcelona
Year 1858
Document type:  Guides and Travel guides
Subject: Architecture
Library: Biblioteca Nacional de España
Abstract: Guide to the Abbey of Montserrat, defined as a historical-descriptive guide to the mountain. Described as a three-day excursion, visiting the abbey and its surroundings. With prints.
Id: 1004

Author:  Madrazo y Künzt, Pedro de, 1816-1898
Publisher: Imprenta de don Antonio Aoiz
City: Madrid
Year 1858
Document type:  Catalogs
Subject: Painting
Library: Museo del Prado
Abstract: Catalog of the paintings (Spanish, Italian, French, German, Flemish and Dutch School) and sculptures in the Prado Museum in 1858. Includes an artist index.
Id: 519

Publisher: Imprenta del Diari de Barcelona
City: Barcelona
Year 1858
Document type:  Journals
Subject: Art (general)
Library: Biblioteca de Catalunya
Abstract: Magazine published in Barcelona in 1858. In 1859 it was published with the title La Ilustración. It was written in Spanish on a biweekly basis.
Id: 196

Author:  Manjarrés, José de, 1816-1880
Publisher: Librería de Joaquín Verdaguer
City: Barcelona
Year 1858
Document type:  Conferences
Subject: Costume
Library: Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya. Biblioteca
Abstract: Lecture on the dress from an archaeological perspective, delivered by the scholar Josep de Manjarrés (1816-1880) at the Academy of Good Letters of Barcelona.
Id: 116