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For the Infant Don Lewis he did a piece of
the Madonna and Child, and Saint Joseph, sour
feet in length, and three in breadth.
A portrait of his Highness larger than half
figure is not sinished.
He painted Saint Pasqual Baylon for the High
Altar of the Church of the Royal Convent of
that name at Aranjuez.
The most Serene Infant Don Gabriel has like-
wise a piece of the Prayer in the Garden, which
is not finished.
PAINTINGS FOR PRIVATE PERSONS.
The principal painting at Saint Isidore, re-
presents the Holy Trinity, with the Madonna,
Saint Damasus, and other Spanish Saints, which
he did in figures much larger than nature, os the
height of seventeen feet, and twelve in breadth.
For the King of Denmark, lie did the Portrait
of his Majesty of Spain, fill! size, armed, on foot,
under a magnisicent canopy; with all the orna-
ments, and attributes expressive of his Spanish
Majesty, of the height of twelve feet, and nine
in width: It was exhibited in public at Madrid
on a feast day.#
Another painting is the Assumption, with the
Father Eternal, and a great accompaniement os
Angels; figures as large as nature, twelve feet
high and seven in breadth.
Another os Saint John the Baptist preaching,
For the Infant Don Lewis he did a piece of
the Madonna and Child, and Saint Joseph, sour
feet in length, and three in breadth.
A portrait of his Highness larger than half
figure is not sinished.
He painted Saint Pasqual Baylon for the High
Altar of the Church of the Royal Convent of
that name at Aranjuez.
The most Serene Infant Don Gabriel has like-
wise a piece of the Prayer in the Garden, which
is not finished.
PAINTINGS FOR PRIVATE PERSONS.
The principal painting at Saint Isidore, re-
presents the Holy Trinity, with the Madonna,
Saint Damasus, and other Spanish Saints, which
he did in figures much larger than nature, os the
height of seventeen feet, and twelve in breadth.
For the King of Denmark, lie did the Portrait
of his Majesty of Spain, fill! size, armed, on foot,
under a magnisicent canopy; with all the orna-
ments, and attributes expressive of his Spanish
Majesty, of the height of twelve feet, and nine
in width: It was exhibited in public at Madrid
on a feast day.#
Another painting is the Assumption, with the
Father Eternal, and a great accompaniement os
Angels; figures as large as nature, twelve feet
high and seven in breadth.
Another os Saint John the Baptist preaching,