In depth: A Boy in Seville: The Representation of Black Identities in a 17th-century Spanish Painting

2025/11/07 by Cobby, Helen, Randle, Rebecca
Arts and Humanities · #Early Modern Spanish Literature #Sephardic Jews and Inquisition Studies #Early Modern Women Writers

paper · doi:10.25500/map.bham.00000043

Abstract

Midlands Art Papers 4 (2020/21)

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