Pedro manuel posters & prints

Coat of arms of Pedro Manuel. Spain, 16th century Unknown

Pierre-Louis Manuel, 1889 Anonymous

Don Pedro, regent of Portugal, goes from Lisbon to Alcantara after his marriage to Mary, Duchess of Aumale Pieter van der Aa I

Pedro Alcantara Herran French School

Pedro, early 1920s George Benjamin Luks

Brother Pedro Machado Francisco de Zurbaran

Pedro de La Gasca Spanish School

Cardinal Pedro González de Mendoza praying before Saint Peter, 1490-1495 Anonymous

Portrait of Pedro de Valdivia, 1874 Pedro León Carmona

Palace of Don Pedro, Brazil Gillot

Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra and Pedro Calderon De La Barca Anonymous

Pierre-Louis Manuel, 1790s Anonymous

Portrait of Pedro Malo de Villavicencio Anonymous

Pierre-Louis Manuel, 1792 Anonymous

Friar Pedro Wrests the Gun from El Maragato, c.1806 Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes

Pedro de Valdivia (ca. 1500- 1553). Spanish conquistador. Landing of Pedro de Valdivia on the coast Anonymous

Portrait of Pedro Aguirre Cerda French Photographer

Don Pedro II., Emperor of Brazil Anonymous

Portrait of Pedro Santana Anonymous

Codex San Pedro Atlapolco Mexican School

Page from the Codex San Pedro Atlapolco, Nahua Mexican School

Study for a Statue of Queen Isabella Pedro Mena y Medrano

Portrait of Pedro de Valdibia, Governor of Chile English School

Page from the Codex San Pedro Atlapolco, Nahua Mexican School

Launch of H.M. Gun-Boat Pelter and the Portuguese Steamship Dom Pedro Secondo at Northfleet 1854 Anonymous

Portrait of Manuel de Godoy Francisco de Goya

Manuel José Quintana French School

Juan Manuel de Rosas Claude Sauvageot

The Matador Pedro Romero Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes

Plate 30 of the 'Tauromaquia': Pedro Romero killing the halted bull., 1816 Francisco Goya

Pedro de Valdivia, 1892 Anonymous

The Harbor, San Pedro, California Detroit Publishing Co.

Manuel Garcia the Elder English School

Manuel I 'The Fortunate', King of Portugal Portuguese School

Manuel Quijano Francisco de Goya

Don Pedro of Toledo Kissing Henry IVs Sword, 1820 Anonymous