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Toledo Cathedral

cathedral in Toledo. Spain

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22 paintings

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  • The Disrobing of Christ
    The Disrobing of Christ
    El Greco
    1577–1579 · Toledo Cathedral
  • Apostle St James the Less
    Apostle St James the Less
    El Greco
    1609 · Toledo Cathedral
  • Saint Luke the Evangelist
    Saint Luke the Evangelist
    El Greco
    1602–1605 · Toledo Cathedral
  • The Tears of Saint Peter
    The Tears of Saint Peter
    Manner of El Greco and El Greco
    c. 1600 · Toledo Cathedral
  • Salvator Mundi
    Salvator Mundi
    El Greco
    c. 1605 · Toledo Cathedral
  • John the Evangelist
    John the Evangelist
    El Greco
    c. 1602–1607 · Toledo Cathedral
  • Saint Thomas
    Saint Thomas
    El Greco
    c. 1605 · Toledo Cathedral
  • Saint Philip
    Saint Philip
    El Greco
    1605 · Toledo Cathedral
  • Saint Simon
    Saint Simon
    El Greco
    c. 1605 · Toledo Cathedral
  • Saint Dominic in Prayer
    Saint Dominic in Prayer
    El Greco
    c. 1600 · Toledo Cathedral
  • The arrest of Christ
    The arrest of Christ
    Francisco Goya
    1798 · Toledo Cathedral
  • Don Álvaro de Luna
    Don Álvaro de Luna
    Maestro de los Luna
    c. 1430 · Toledo Cathedral
  • Retrato del Arzobispo de Toledo, Cardenal Juan Martínez Guijarro (1477-1557)
    Retrato del Arzobispo de Toledo, Cardenal Juan Martínez Guijarro (1477-1557)
    Francisco de Comontes
    1560 · Toledo Cathedral
  • SImage under copyright
    Saint Francis with Brother Leo
    El Greco
    c. 1605 · Toledo Cathedral
  • VImage under copyright
    Virgin and Child with Saint John (Madonna of the Veil)
    Raphael
    16th century · Toledo Cathedral
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