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	Francisco Salzillo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Francisco Salzillo, also seen as "Salcillo y Alcaraz" (12 May 1707 - 1781) was a Spanish sculptor.
		On the death of the latter the care of the family fell upon Francisco, who with the help of his brothers and sisters organized a workshop.
		In the Ermita de Jesús in Murcia may be seen Salzillo's scenes from the Passion of Our Lord, a vast work in which all the sculptor's qualities and defects are revealed.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Francisco_Salzillo (250 words)

	artnet.com: Resource Library: Salzillo y Alcaraz, Francisco (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Francisco also studied with the Jesuits and was taught drawing and sculpture by the cleric and painter Manuel Sánchez (fl 1731–9).
		Francisco was assisted by his brothers, Juan Antonio Salzillo and Patricio Salzillo, a priest, and by his sister, Inés Salzillo, who specialized in painting carved religious statues.
		In 1746 Francisco married Juana Vallejo Martínez, and in 1755 he was appointed escultor y modelista by the municipal government (ayuntamiento) and Inspector to the Inquisition for painting and sculpture in Murcia.
	www.artnet.com /library/07/0754/T075480.asp (256 words)

	Salzillo Francisco Salzillo, Imaginero Murciano Del Siglo Xviii, Algunas De Sus Obras Desfilan En La Seman
		Página dedicada a Francisco Salzillo insigne imaginero murciano También es conocido como.
		SALZILLO Genealogy and Family History Data The following is a list of the newest databases which contain SALZILLO family history records to the site and will appear on this page whenever the.
		She welcomed us and introduced the instructor, Sal Salzillo, a man "hand-picked and hand-taught" by the This seminar, Salzillo told the newly initiated, was a "buy-and-sell.
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	Dolorosa by SALZILLO, Francisco
		The mundane rhetoric in the works of Francisco Salzillo (also spelled Zarcillo) might be interpreted as the expression of a decadence of religious feeling; but in fact it springs from a deep-rooted faith.
		Undoubtedly, the breath of Italianism which he brought with him was instrumental in dispelling some of the gravity that the Spanish sculptors typically imparted to their religious works.
		The workshop of Francisco Salzillo, who was helped by his brothers, was amazingly productive; Léon Bermudez has counted 1,792 works definitely by the master's hand.
	www.wga.hu /html/s/salzillo/dolorosa.html (140 words)

	Salzillo, Francisco (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Salzillo (also spelled Zarcillo, Salsillo, or Salcillo), sculptor, a prolific creator of figures for the Holy Week procession.
		Remaining in Murcia all his life, he produced an enormous number of polychrome religious figures with the assistance of his brothers and sister.
		In Salzillo's work the sacred persons are highly humanized, appealing to the popular audience that demanded pathos and sentimental realism.
	www.cartage.org.lb /en/themes/Biographies/MainBiographies/S/Salzillo/salzillo.htm (145 words)

	From the Plano de San Francisco to the Plaza de Santa Isabel
		Formerly known as the Carretería, one of the oldest streets of Murcia, we can find in a side street one of the 95 majestic towers which formerly dotted the city walls, hidden for centuries by the convent church of Las Verónicas, which is now used as an exhibition hall and art decoration centre.
		Founded by Alfonso X himself, it belonged to the Knights Templar and was rebuilt in the 15th century; the statue of Saint Catherine is by Nicolás Salzillo and his son carved a magnificent Lady of Dolours with its expression of intense grief.
		It is one of the most popular places for visitors to the city, as it holds a permanent exhibition of the most precious works of Francisco Salzillo, ranging from the well- loved set of Christmas Crib figures to the majestic groups of carvings carried through the streets on Good Friday morning.
	www.in-spain.net /information/murcia/murcia/from_the_plano_de_san_francisco_to_the_plaza_de_santa_isabel.htm (1743 words)

	Alojamiento en Murcia - Hotel en España - Hotel Siete Coronas
		Built by Francisco Montiyuelo and Blas Lopez on the site of an earlier chapel it belongs to the religious fraternity of the same name, founded in 1600.
		Restored in the twentieth century, in 1960 it became a museum of the works of Francisco Salzillo, displaying a fundamental part of the huge body of creative work by our brilliant local wood- carver (1707-1781).
		The main feature is the set of eight processional floats belonging to the fraternity and the 556 figures of the world- famous Christmas Crib.
	www.jpmoser.com /sietecoronas-a.html (407 words)

	Murcia, Espana Carnavals
		Murcia was a capital of Baroque art, where the church as leading patron asked that the art work speak to the illiterate rather than to the well-informed.
		Closely identified with Murcia is the exceptional work of native son Francisco Salzillo, an artist of renown identified with Baroque art.
		The baroque 17th-century Ermita de Jesъs houses a museum of the art of the city's native sculptor Francisco Salzillo.
	www.carnaval.com /spain/murcia/index.htm (2750 words)

	Murcia, my hometown in Spain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		"La procesión de los Salzillos" -as it is known- is the most expected one in the week, and it can be seen in the morning of "Holy Friday".
		It didn't go to the streets in the last minute this year 2002 because it was raining.
		The north is totally different from the south, and the center of the country has also some different characteristics.
	www.sip.uiuc.edu /fcampill/murcia.html (1222 words)

	The Art of Spain
		Extremadura-born Francisco de Zurbaran, moved first to Seville, and then to the court.
		Francisco Ribalta introduced the Italian chiaroscuro “tenebrist” tradition in Spain, which Jose de Ribera took to its zenith after time in Italy, where he gained the nickname, Lo Spagnoletto (the Little Spaniard).
		There was an undercurrent of rebellion against the barriers of Neoclassicism and it burst forth with a vengeance in the form of one of the greatest artists of all time, Francisco de Goya.
	www.luxurytraveler.com /artofspain.html (1204 words)

	Francisco Ruiz Gijon - Mega Wallpapers
		Francisco Ruiz Gijon - Christus, El Cachorro", year 1682, height 184 cm, Sevilla, Iglesia del Patrocinio....
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	www.megawallpapers.org /gallery/667/Francisco_Ruiz_Gijon/1 (58 words)

	Francisco Salzillo: Francisco Salzillo y Alcaraz: ISBN 8489913056
		Francisco Salzillo: Francisco Salzillo y Alcaraz: ISBN 8489913056
		Francisco Salzillo: Imagenes De Culto 17 De Febrero Al 30 De Marzo, Sala De Exposiciones De La Fundacion Central Hispano, Madrid, 1998
		Authors: Francisco Salzillo y Alcaraz, Alfonso E. Perez Sanchez, Cristobal Belda Navarro, Martin Paez Burruezo, Central Hispano (Bank)
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	Festivals - Murcia, Spain travel guide
		In Murcia City, during the commemoration of the Holy Week (usually in March), Salzillo sculptures, carried over men s shoulders, are showed off through the streets of Murcia.
		Francisco Salzillo is such a celebrated sculptor that Murcia City even has a museum that is dedicated to his works.
		He has been known for his figures of wooden polychromed bodies of angels and other biblical personalities.
	www.murciaspain.info /2127festivals.asp (354 words)

	Spanish Civilization
		Herrera, Francisco The Elder (C. Herrera, Francisco The Younger (1622-1685)
		The decadent Baroque (rococo) gives way to an increasingly neoclassical style (beginning with the reign of Carlos III), which is balanced, serene.
		One of Goya's two masterpieces in his "The Disasters of War" series, the second being Dos de Mayo de 1808.
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	Belenes: Hand-made Nativity Scenes from Spain - History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Sculptors who had followed Carlos from Italy began to create Neapolitan style figures, which were snapped up immediately by court-affiliated and wealthy families.
		Carlos’ favorite sculptor, Nicolas Salzillo, settled in Murcia, Spain, already noted for its ceramics production, and began to create religious statuary.
		His Spanish-born son, Francisco Salzillo, went on to create Spain’s most famous 18th century Belén, a 550+ piece scene that can still be visited in Murcia’s Museo Salzillo.
	www.spanishnativity.com /about.asp?page_id=2 (946 words)

	Francisco Salzillo Y Alcaraz ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		Francisco Salzillo Y Alcaraz (-) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		Click the artwork titles below to see actual examples of artwork or works of art relevant to works by Francisco Salzillo y Alcaraz.
		Francisco Salzillo Y Alcaraz (1717 - 1776) Biography, Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
	www.wwar.com /masters/s/salzillo_y_alcaraz-francisco.html (103 words)

	CLIA - Cruise Line International Association
		The Museo Salzillo, which is located on Plaza San Agustin, (968/291-893) features the fascinating collection of Francisco Salzillo's haunting yet brilliant polychrome carvings.
		This is an extremely interesting site, and these figures are carried every Easter during the religious processions.
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	www.cruising.org /planyourcruise/wwdest/localinterest.cfm?recordID=146 (203 words)

	Salzillo Museum, Murcia
		At the west end of the town, in the Plaza de San Agustín, is the Ermita de Jesús, a round Baroque chapel (1777) which now houses the Salzillo Museum, devoted to the work of the Murcia-born sculptor Francisco Salzillo.
		Among the works on exhibition are the famous processional figures (pasos) carried in the Holy Week processions (particularly notable being a representation of the Last Supper), clay models and a magnificent Nativity scene with more than 500 figures dressed in 18th century Murcian costume.
		Unauthorized duplication in part or whole without prior written consent prohibited by law.
	www.planetware.com /murcia/salzillo-museum-e-mur-mussal.htm (114 words)

	Francisco Salzillo y Alcaraz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Francisco Salzillo ran a big wood-sculptor workshop, in which also other family members took share.
		Next to small wooden figures made of wood and terracotta Salzillo also crafted big wooden figures and groups of figures of which some are clothed.
		Most of them can be seen during the Semana Santa.
	www.semana-santa.de /salzillo_e.htm (70 words)

	La Quinta at La Manga Club - Murcia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		It was during that period that the numerous churches - mainly baroque in style - that mark the entire urban landscape were built.
		These churches include La Merced, San Miguel, Santa Ana, Las Claras, Santo Domingo, Santa Eulalia and San Juan de Dios, which combine their artistic and architectural designs with an important pictorial and sculptural heritage, containing numerous important works, including most notably those produced by Francisco Salzillo.
		The most important religious building in Murcia is its Cathedral, construction of which began at the end of the 14th Century; this building contains gothic elements, such as La Puerta de los Apostoles, and La Capilla de los Velez; renaissance
	laquintaclub.com /murcia.html (503 words)

	OkSpain
		Naturally, the region's fine vegetables are the stars of Murcian cooking, along with rice dishes made from locally grown Calasparra rice, the only Spanish rice with its own denomination of origin.
		The capital city of Murcia is known for fine dining, for its Old Quarter and its singular Salzillo Museum, where the dramatic, life-size wood polychrome works of the prolific eighteenth century Murcian sculptor, Francisco Salzillo, are concentrated.
		For further information please visit Tourspain pages on: Murcia
	www.okspain.org /comunidades/murcia.asp (337 words)

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