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Español: Apuntes de la provincia de Guadalajara.
1. Zorita de los Canes: ruinas de la iglesia del castillo.—2. Almonacid de Zorita: aspecto de la calle de la iglesia en una tarde de corrida de toros.—3. El valle de Bolarque.—4. Convento denominado "Real Desierto de Bolarque".—5. La picota de Buendía.—6. Puerta de la muralla de Buendía.—7. Pastrana: palacio de los duques de Pastrana.—8. Huete: ábside de una iglesia en ruinas, cerca del camposanto.—(Dibujo del natural, por Salcedo.)
Date Published on 29 February 1884
Source (1884-02-29). "Apuntes de la provincia de Guadalajara". La Ilustración Española y Americana XXVIII (8): 140. ISSN 1889-8394.
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Isidoro Salcedo y Echevarría    wikidata:Q52159567
 
Description Spanish painter, lithographer and drawer
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Tomás Carlos Capuz  (1834–1899)  wikidata:Q17430936
 
Tomás Carlos Capuz
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Description Spanish printmaker
Date of birth/death 1834 Edit this at Wikidata 21 August 1899 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Valencia Madrid
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