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The Escorial

The Escorial

Albert Frederick Calvert

The Escorial, written by Albert Frederick Calvert in the early 20th century, is a historical account of the Royal Palace, Monastery, and Mausoleum of San Lorenzo de El Escorial. The book details the architectural features, historical significance, and artworks of this monumental site, emphasizing King Philip II's role in its creation. It serves as a comprehensive exploration of the cultural heritage and artistic treasures associated with this iconic structure, reflecting its importance to the Hapsburg dynasty.

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