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1944108 Mosca grande que também é chamado de Mosca das Imundices.

1944114 Mosca grande que também é chamado de Mosca das Imundices.

1944113 Mosca grande que também é chamado de Mosca das Imundices.

1944112 Mosca grande que também é chamado de Mosca das Imundices.

1944111 Mosca grande que também é chamado de Mosca das Imundices.

1944110 Mosca grande que também é chamado de Mosca das Imundices.

1944109 Mosca grande que também é chamado de Mosca das Imundices.

1944115 Mosca grande que também é chamado de Mosca das Imundices.

902_05_12513158highres Magic Lantern slide circa 1900 hand coloured. Titled Cities and places of interest in the Mediterranean..?NICE. IN THE HARBOUR. This harbour does not partake or share in the mercantile nature of that at Marseilles (though there are several lines of steamers connecting it with different parts of the Mediterranean and elsewhere), but has more of an element of pleasure about it?as, indeed, everything has in connection with Nice. Here one sees the yachts that have come round from England, either to take a part in the regattas, or to go on as extended a cruise as we shall make this evening sailing, and the varied bunting-that is always flying aloft gives to this port an appearance of gaiety not seen in many others. The houses that surround it are principally occupied by sailors and their families [B], and others connected with a seafaring life.

1309200 Musca domestica Linnaeus, 1758, conhecida pelos nomes comuns de mosca-doméstica, mosca-de-casa e mosquito, é uma espécie de díptero braquícero (moscas) da família Muscidae. É um dos insectos mais comuns e uma presença habitual na maioria dos climas da Terra. Nesta foto, as moscas estão acasalando no varal de uma residência.

1309199 Musca domestica Linnaeus, 1758, conhecida pelos nomes comuns de mosca-doméstica, mosca-de-casa e mosquito, é uma espécie de díptero braquícero (moscas) da família Muscidae. É um dos insectos mais comuns e uma presença habitual na maioria dos climas da Terra. Nesta foto, as moscas estão acasalando no varal de uma residência.

1309198 Musca domestica Linnaeus, 1758, conhecida pelos nomes comuns de mosca-doméstica, mosca-de-casa e mosquito, é uma espécie de díptero braquícero (moscas) da família Muscidae. É um dos insectos mais comuns e uma presença habitual na maioria dos climas da Terra. Nesta foto, as moscas estão acasalando no varal de uma residência.

1309197 Musca domestica Linnaeus, 1758, conhecida pelos nomes comuns de mosca-doméstica, mosca-de-casa e mosquito, é uma espécie de díptero braquícero (moscas) da família Muscidae. É um dos insectos mais comuns e uma presença habitual na maioria dos climas da Terra. Nesta foto, as moscas estão acasalando no varal de uma residência.

1309196 Musca domestica Linnaeus, 1758, conhecida pelos nomes comuns de mosca-doméstica, mosca-de-casa e mosquito, é uma espécie de díptero braquícero (moscas) da família Muscidae. É um dos insectos mais comuns e uma presença habitual na maioria dos climas da Terra. Nesta foto, as moscas estão acasalando no varal de uma residência.

1309195 Musca domestica Linnaeus, 1758, conhecida pelos nomes comuns de mosca-doméstica, mosca-de-casa e mosquito, é uma espécie de díptero braquícero (moscas) da família Muscidae. É um dos insectos mais comuns e uma presença habitual na maioria dos climas da Terra. Nesta foto, as moscas estão acasalando no varal de uma residência.

1309194 Musca domestica Linnaeus, 1758, conhecida pelos nomes comuns de mosca-doméstica, mosca-de-casa e mosquito, é uma espécie de díptero braquícero (moscas) da família Muscidae. É um dos insectos mais comuns e uma presença habitual na maioria dos climas da Terra. Nesta foto, as moscas estão acasalando no varal de uma residência.

1309193 Musca domestica Linnaeus, 1758, conhecida pelos nomes comuns de mosca-doméstica, mosca-de-casa e mosquito, é uma espécie de díptero braquícero (moscas) da família Muscidae. É um dos insectos mais comuns e uma presença habitual na maioria dos climas da Terra. Nesta foto, as moscas estão acasalando no varal de uma residência.

902_05_12289781HighRes The death of Sophie Blanchard, aka Madame Blanchard, 1778 ? 1819. French aeronaut and the wife of ballooning pioneer Jean-Pierre Blanchard. Blanchard was the first woman to work as a professional balloonist and the first woman to be killed in an aviation accident. During an exhibition in the Tivoli Gardens in Paris, she launched fireworks that ignited the gas in her balloon, her craft crashed on the roof of a house and she fell to her death. From Les Merveilles de la Science, published c.1870From Les Merveilles de la Science, published c.1870

902_05_12321566HighRes Many a winter's night she flies through the streets and peeps in at the windows, and then the ice freezes on the panes into wonderful patterns like flowers. Illustration by Edmund Dulac for The Snow Queen. From Stories from Hans Andersen, published 1938.

412-16345 Father carrying happy daughter on shoulders

955_24_14454219 Giant house spider (Tegenaria duellica) having caught a bluebottle

00904572 geography / travel, USA, Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia, Canada, Nova Scotia, Acadian, and Flags flying from a flagstaff at the Cape Forchu Lighthouse, Yarmouth Harbour, Cape Forchu

925_14_MW021073 pigeons fly into the air at BoKaap area, a historic Muslim area with colourful houses and Table Mountain in background, Cape Town, South Africa

955_24_55107228 Black house fly.

955_24_55046190 Common House Fly (Musca domestica), view from above

955_24_50491018 Overhead close-up view of a House Fly.

955_24_35019749 Field Digger Wasp (Mellinus arvensis) capturing Fly, close up

925_04_MW000550 Rukaiya was born just 5 days before the war started

990_05_3-Sport-SkyD-Civ_8HR Germany: May 24, 1931 Willi Ruge is endeavoring to take the first sky diving self portraits as he leaps from a plane with a parachute. Here he dives head first out of the airplane to give his colleague Herr Boettcher the best effect for his photograph. © Underwood Archives / The Image Works

925_04_MW000564 Rokeya, a newborn infant suffering from severe malnutrition and dehydration, receives intravenous fluid (IV) in the Pediatric Hospital in Baghdad

925_04_MW000563 Sarab looking after her newborn sister Rokeya in emergency ward of the Pediatric Hospital in Baghdad

925_04_MW000551 Zainab applies bandage to her motherÍs amputated arm

alb4102491 The Fête champêtre. Dating: 1627. Measurements: support: h 77.6 cm × w 135.7 cm. Museum: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Author: Dirck Hals.

ibxwma10438484 A redstart (Phoenicurus ochruros), male, taking off from the roof of a house, Hesse, Germany, Europe

ibxpmt10428696 Close-up of dead Musca domestica, Common House Fly in plastic container of white ointment, Studio Composition, Quebec, Canada, North America

ibxpmt10428692 Close-up of dead swatted Musca domestica, Common House Fly on yellow plastic fly swatter on white background, Studio Composition, Quebec, Canada, North America

ibxpmt10428694 Close-up of dead Musca domestica, Common House Fly in plastic container of white ointment, Studio Composition, Quebec, Canada container of white ointment, Studio Composition, Quebec, Canada, North America

ibxpmt10428695 Close-up of dead Musca domestica, Common House Fly in plastic container of white ointment, Studio Composition, Quebec, Canada, North America

ibxpmt10428693 Close-up of dead swatted Musca domestica, Common House Fly next to red plastic fly swatter on white background, Studio Composition, Quebec, Canada, North America

alb3633924 Dye House at Konya-cho, Kanda. Artist: Utagawa Hiroshige (Japanese, Tokyo (Edo) 1797-1858 Tokyo (Edo)). Culture: Japan. Dimensions: H. 13 in. (33 cm); W. 8 1/2 in. (21.6 cm). Date: 1857.In Hiroshige's day, anybody who knew Edo could recognize the city's three most prominent landmarks: distant Mount Fuji, Chiyoda Castle, and Nihon Bridge. Thus, the inclusion of the castle nestled in the townscape and Mount Fuji on the horizon leaves no doubt that this is an Edo scene. But while these features were de rigueur in depictions of the capital, positioning the viewpoint amid the windblown textiles of a dyer's drying platform was Hiroshige's innovation. He views Edo from Konya-cho, a street in the tradesmen's section of town where all the professional cloth dyers were clustered.The strips of cloth hanging in the wind are to be cut into tenugui (or towels), which men tie around their heads during the autumn festival. Thus, we know that autumn is depicted here and that the festival is near at hand.Again, cropping is used to thrust the dynamic forms of the foreground subject matter virtually on top of the viewer. The juxtaposition of various sizes of textiles, hanging like banners, lends an animated sense of rhythm to the composition. A small bird flying by itself in the middle of the sky adds a piquant touch. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.

alb2070339 Pedro Pablo Rubens; Jan Wildens / 'Rodolfo I de Habsburgo's Act of Devotion', 1618-1620, Flemish School, Oil on canvas, 199 cm x 286 cm, P01645. Museum: MUSEO DEL PRADO, MADRID, SPAIN.

alb10721909 Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871). Siege of Paris (19 September 1870 to 28 January 1871). Arrival of a homing pigeon in Paris during the siege. Engraving. "Historia de la Guerra de Francia y Prusia" (History of the War between France and Prussia). Volume II. Published in Barcelona, 1871.

ibxsuc10340744 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839 - 9 June 1892) one of the last great masters of the classical Japanese colour woodcut, here the work Theatre District Dawn Moon

iblgva10331723 Flagpole with the flags of Switzerland, the canton of Valais and the Academic Alpine Club of Bern AACB at the Bietschhorn hut, Lötschental, Valais, Switzerland, Europe

ibxgur10333608 Woman in traditional indian costume againist falling money studio shot

iblimu10211183 Union Jack flag flying with Britannia holding scales of Justice, top Guildhall building, Bath, Somerset, England, UK

akg1082855 A lrage part of the Amazone has been destroyed and transferred into farmland. The main crops being cultivated are soya, grass for cattle, and maize. Most of the crops are being used for the production of biofuel or exported to the Europe or US for animal fodder.

ibxrrd08971644 Bees fly around colourful beehives, embedded in a natural environment, Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Europe

ibxjne10045755 Smoke in the air at sunset obscures the view of apartments and trees and creates a halloween like orange glow in the sky

akg013325 Wagner, Wilhelm Richard, 1813 - 1883, German composer, theatre director and conductor. Works: Der Fliegende Holländer (The Flying Dutchman), opera, premiere 2 January 1843 at the Königliches Hoftheater, Dresden, Germany. Scene from the third act of the 1956 production performed at the Bayreuth Festival, director and set design: Wolfgang Wagner. Photo.

akg013315 Wagner, Wilhelm Richard, 1813 - 1883, German composer, theatre director and conductor. Works: Der Fliegende Holländer (The Flying Dutchman), opera, premiere 2 January 1843 at the Königliches Hoftheater, Dresden, Germany. Stage design for the 1901 production of the opera, Bayreuth Festival, Germany. Set designer: Max Brückner. Watercolor.

akg8426466 Luzern Stadt Schweiz, Blick auf das Hotel Schweizerhof, Fliegeraufnahme.

akg8351954 Berlin - Construction site Berlin Brandenburg Airport BER in Schönefeld. Open day: the almost finished airport. Schönefeld, May 12, 2012.

akg8351956 Berlin - Construction site Berlin Brandenburg Airport BER in Schönefeld. Open day: the check-in hall. Schönefeld, May 12, 2012.

akg8351957 Berlin - Construction site Berlin Brandenburg Airport BER in Schönefeld. Open day: the almost finished airport. Schönefeld, May 12, 2012.

akg8351955 Berlin - Construction site Berlin Brandenburg Airport BER in Schönefeld. Open day: visitors inspect a Lufthansa Airbus A 319-100. The aircraft is named "Schönefeld". Schönefeld, May 12, 2012.

akg013313 Wagner, Wilhelm Richard, 1813 - 1883, German composer, theatre director and conductor. Works: Der Fliegende Holländer (The Flying Dutchman), opera, premiere 2 January 1843 at the Königliches Hoftheater, Dresden, Germany. Stage set for the 1st act of the 1901 production at the Bayreuth Festival (Germany), 1901. Set design by Max Brückner. Photo (H.Brand).

akg013318 Wagner, Wilhelm Richard, 1813 - 1883, German composer, theatre director and conductor. Works: Der Fliegende Holländer (The Flying Dutchman), opera, premiere 2 January 1843 at the Königliches Hoftheater, Dresden, Germany. Scene from the 1st act of the Städtische Oper Berlin production (premiere 13.2.1933). Director: Carl Ebert, stage set and costume design: Caspar Neher. Fred Destal in the role of the Dutchman. Photo, 1933.

akg8217826 Max Ernst; 1891-1976. "L'ange du foyer (Le triomphe du surréalisme)" (The House Angel (The Triumph of Surrealism)), 1937. Oil on canvas, 114 × 146 cm. Private collection. Museum: Basel, Kunstmuseum. Copyright: © Max Ernst. This artwork is not in the public domain. Additional copyright clearance may be required before use of this image.

akg8004583 Linxia (Gansu Province, China). - Cranes in flight. - Decorative painting on a house wall in Linxia. Photo, undated. Author: ANONYMOUS.

akg3871223 Wagner, Wilhelm Richard, 1813 - 1883, German composer, theatre director and conductor. Works: Der Fliegende Holländer (The Flying Dutchman), opera, premiere 2 January 1843 at the Königliches Hoftheater, Dresden, Germany. "Helmsman". Costume design, 1915/18, by Vladimir J. Tatlin (1885-1953). Graphite pen on paper, 63.8 × 47.9 cm. Bakhrushin Museum, Moscow, Russia. Museum: Moskau, Bakhruschin Museum. Author: WLADIMIR F. TATLIN. Copyright: Additional copyrights must be cleared.

akg7071152 Wooden carved facade decoration, with alliance arms of Barendregt and Zoeteman, together under crown, ornament coat of arms informative form carvings sculpture sculpture wood paint, carved painted gilded The man's arm of the family Barendregt has double eagle the coat of arms of the family coat of arms of the family Zoeteman shows black beehive in gold with five moths flying around the top of the hive heraldic craft Charloisse Kerksingel Oud-Charlois Charlois Rotterdam From house on the Kerksingel in Charlois.

akg3871222 Wagner, Richard Composer, 1813-1883. Works: The Flying Dutchman (premiered 1843). - Set design for Wagner's Flying Dutchman: "Ship masts". - Drawing, 1915, by Wladimir J. Tatlin (1885-1953). Charcoal on paper, 89 × 70.7 cm. Moscow, Bakhrushin Museum. Museum: Moskau, Bakhruschin Museum. Author: WLADIMIR F. TATLIN. Copyright: Additional copyrights must be cleared.

akg7245228 XI. Olympic Games Berlin 1.-16. August 1936. Swimming, water jumping, men, participants during the flying phase during the art jumping from the 3 meter board in the Olympic swimming stadium. Photo, 10.08.1936. Photo reproduction after sw-photography. Literature: Paul Wolff, What I saw at the 1936 Olympic Games. Berlin (Karl Specht publishing house) 1936, picture 68. Berlin, collection archive for art and history.

akg7245224 XI. Olympic Games Berlin 1.-16. August 1936. Swimming, water jumping, men, participants during the flying phase during the art jumping from the 3 meter board. Photo, 10.08.1936. Photo reproduction after sw-photography. Literature: Paul Wolff, What I saw at the 1936 Olympic Games. Berlin (Karl Specht publishing house) 1936, picture 64. Berlin, collection archive for art and history.

akg3108163 Cucchi, Enzo; geb. 1949. "Le case vanno indietro", 1979-1980. Öl auf Leinwand und Keramik, 200 x 150 cm. Privatsammlung. Museum: PRIVATE COLLECTION. Copyright: This artwork is not in the public domain. Additional copyright clearance may be required before use of this image.

akg157469 Frühbeck de Burgos, Rafael Spanish conductor, born Burgos 15.9.1933. Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos during the rehearsals for "The Flying Dutchman" at the Opera House Back, March 1995. Photo © AKG / Niklaus Stauss.

akg101075 Wagner, Wilhelm Richard, 1813 - 1883, German composer, theatre director and conductor. Works: Der Fliegende Holländer (The Flying Dutchman), opera, premiere 2 January 1843 at the Königliches Hoftheater, Dresden, Germany. Scene from act II (Senta's ballad), Berlin Opera production. Photo, c.1908.

akg013316 Wagner, Wilhelm Richard, 1813 - 1883, German composer, theatre director and conductor. Works: Der Fliegende Holländer (The Flying Dutchman), opera, premiere 2 January 1843 at the Königliches Hoftheater, Dresden, Germany. Stage design for the third act of the 1901 production of the opera, Bayreuth Festival, Germany. Set designer: Max Brückner. Watercolor.

akg013314 Wagner, Wilhelm Richard, 1813 - 1883, German composer, theatre director and conductor. Works: Der Fliegende Holländer (The Flying Dutchman), opera, premiere 2 January 1843 at the Königliches Hoftheater, Dresden, Germany. Stage design for the 1901 production of the opera, Bayreuth Festival, Germany. Set designer: Max Brückner. Watercolor.

akg4457914 ITALY 1950 'Saved on the fly.' Back cover of the Domenica del Corriere illustrated by Walter Molino (1915 - 1997). The news is an episode in the news. In a council house in Via San Mamolo in Bologna a child of fourteen months, one slipped through the bars of the railing, fell from the second floor down the stairwell. You would be crushed if a boy, Alexander Melega, who was going up, he had not had the presence of mind and courage to stretch your arms and grab the lightning child: who has not done even a scratch. Photolithography colors, April 9, 1949.

akg2349179 The. German singer (soprano), 29.1.1989 Theresienstadt - 13.3.1958 Bayreuth. Character picture as Senta in "The Flying Dutchman" Richard Wagner at the Bayreuth Festival 1942. Photo (Werner Weirich). Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte.

ibxluw09942166 New Year's Eve fireworks night sky with golden reddish and green sparks in front of the house

ibxluw09942188 New Year's Eve fireworks Night sky with yellow and golden sparks in front of the house

ibxluw09942168 New Year's Eve fireworks night sky with golden red and green sparks in front of the house

ibxluw09942170 New Year's Eve fireworks night sky with golden sparks in front of the house

ibxluw09942169 New Year's Eve fireworks night sky with golden and green sparks in front of the house

ibxluw09942190 New Year's Eve fireworks night sky with golden sparks in front of the house

ibxluw09942189 New Year's Eve fireworks Night sky with yellow and golden sparks in front of the house

ibxluw09942167 New Year's Eve fireworks Night sky with reddish and grey sparks in front of the house

akg965077 Marnela-Vallée (Ilede-France, Frankreich), Stadteil Noisyle-Grand (Dép. Seine-Saint-Denis), Les Arènes de Picasso (Wohnanlage, erbaut 1982-1985; Arch: Manolo Nuñez).-Teilansicht: Strebebögen der Arkaden.-Foto, undatiert.

akg965073 Marnela-Vallée (Ilede-France, Frankreich), Stadteil Noisyle-Grand (Dép. Seine-Saint-Denis), Les Arènes de Picasso (Wohnanlage, erbaut 1982-1985; Arch: Manolo Nuñez).-Teilansicht.-Foto, undatiert.

akg965076 Marnela-Vallée (Ilede-France, Frankreich), Stadteil Noisyle-Grand (Dép. Seine-Saint-Denis), Les Arènes de Picasso (Wohnanlage, erbaut 1982-1985; Arch: Manolo Nuñez).-Teilansicht: Strebebögen der Arkaden.-Foto, undatiert.

akg965080 Marnela-Vallée (Ilede-France, Frankreich), Stadteil Noisyle-Grand (Dép. Seine-Saint-Denis), Les Arènes de Picasso (Wohnanlage, erbaut 1982-1985; Arch: Manolo Nuñez).-Teilansicht: Strebebögen der Arkaden.-Foto, undatiert.

akg965078 Marnela-Vallée (Ilede-France, Frankreich), Stadteil Noisyle-Grand (Dép. Seine-Saint-Denis), Les Arènes de Picasso (Wohnanlage, erbaut 1982-1985; Arch: Manolo Nuñez).-Teilansicht: Strebebögen der Arkaden.-Foto, undatiert.

akg965075 Marnela-Vallée (Ilede-France, Frankreich), Stadteil Noisyle-Grand (Dép. Seine-Saint-Denis), Les Arènes de Picasso (Wohnanlage, erbaut 1982-1985; Arch: Manolo Nuñez).-Teilansicht.-Foto, undatiert.

akg965079 Marnela-Vallée (Ilede-France, Frankreich), Stadteil Noisyle-Grand (Dép. Seine-Saint-Denis), Les Arènes de Picasso (Wohnanlage, erbaut 1982-1985; Arch: Manolo Nuñez).-Teilansicht: Strebebögen der Arkaden.-Foto, undatiert.

akg965074 Marnela-Vallée (Ilede-France, Frankreich), Stadteil Noisyle-Grand (Dép. Seine-Saint-Denis), Les Arènes de Picasso (Wohnanlage, erbaut 1982-1985; Arch: Manolo Nuñez).-Teilansicht.-Foto, undatiert.

akg995736 Marnela-Vallée (Ilede-France, Frankreich), Stadteil Noisyle-Grand (Dép. Seine-Saint-Denis), Les Arènes de Picasso (Wohnanlage, erbaut 1982-1985; Arch: Manolo Nuñez).-Teilansicht.-Foto, undatiert.

akg563717 Offenbach, Jacques; Komponist; 1819-80. Werke: Orphée aux enfers (Orpheus in der Unterwelt (Opéra bouffon; Libr.: Hector Crémieux; UA 1858/1874). Aufführung Berlin, Schiller-Theater, 1982 (Insz.: Hans Hollmann): Merkur (Hermann Ebeling). Zeichnung, 1982, von Gerd Hartung (1913-2003). Filzstift auf Papier 21 × 29,7 cm. Privatsammlung. Museum: PRIVATE COLLECTION. Copyright: For editorial use only. This artwork is not in the public domain. akg-images represents the artistic copyright of this artist, please contact us from more information and to clear the necessary permissions. Gerd Hartung's artistic copyright cleared via akg-images.

alb2952175 The P3 airship during maneuvers, August 1911, photograph from L'Illustrazione Italiana, September 3, 1911. Italy, 20th century.

alb3618505 Apollo and Aurora. Artist: Gerard de Lairesse (Dutch, Liège 1641-1711 Amsterdam). Dimensions: 80 1/2 x 76 1/8 in. (204.5 x 193.4 cm). Date: 1671.Lairesse left his native Liège in 1664 and settled in Amsterdam the following year. He found work immediately with the art dealer Gerrit Uylenburgh and through him became acquainted with Rembrandt, who painted Lairesse's portrait in about 1665-1667 (Robert Lehman Collection, The Metropolitan Museum of Art). As a painter and (after he became blind about 1690) as an art theorist, Lairesse favored idealized decorations influenced by artists of the French Academy. The Museum's painting, an early work, was probably intended as a chimney-piece for a large house in Amsterdam. The sun god Apollo and his occasional companion, Aurora, goddess of the dawn, are familiar figures in Baroque art but unusually in this case appear to have been given the features of a young couple, perhaps at the time of their marriage. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.

akg2794895 Fliegende Festung, Kampfflugzeug Ju 86 K im Flug.

akg328395 Ethnology:. Japan. Kodomo no hi, Children's Day on 5 May (originally Boy's Day): koinobori (carp-shaped windsocks), a symbol for strength and success in life, are flown above the roofs of houses. Photo, Kyoto, 2000.

akg328397 Ethnology:. Japan. Kodomo no hi, Children's Day on 5 May (originally Boy's Day): koinobori (carp-shaped windsocks), a symbol for strength and success in life, are flown above the roofs of houses. Photo, Kyoto, 2000.

akg1652003 w at an aircraft wing.

akg1653430 w at an aircraft wing.

akg1653431 w at an aircraft wing.

orz083935 APOLO VOLANDO ENTRE NUBES- 1913- SALA DE LOS BUCRANEOS DE LA KENT HOUSE DE SIR SAXTON NOBLE EN LONDRES- GRISALLA EN NEGRO/ORO/LIENZO - 262X441 cm. Author: SERT JOSE MARIA. Location: BANCO URQUIJO. Barcelona. SPAIN.

orz114106 VICENTE Y LAS PALOMAS - SIGLO XX. Author: ROLDAN RODRIGUEZ JUAN.