Felipe I el Hermoso
Miguel Angel Zalama y Paul VandenbroeckEditorial: Centro de Estudios Europa HispánicaISBN: 9788493464332
Sinopsis
Philip I of Castile (1478-1506), called the Handsome, has so far not received the attention he undoubtedly deserves from historians. Indeed, the brevity of his reign and the concentration of interest on the unfortunate life of his wife Joanna, particularly in Spain, have contributed, among other factors, to making him a somewhat vague figure, almost unknown even. This extensively illustrated book containing much previously unpublished material sets out to provide a more complete and truthful vision of Philips life and reign. Prominent specialists study the monarch and his age from various viewpoints: the situation of Europe around 1500; Philips political biography; the structure and functioning of his court; his death and the endless journey on which his corpse was taken from Burgos to Granada; music and arms; and painting and tapestries.
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