Vela posters & prints

The Surrender of Breda (Las lanzas) Diego Velazquez

Infanta Margarita Teresa (1651-1673) in a Blue Dress Diego Velazquez

Portrait of Julie Velay, Wife of the Artist, c.1874 Camille Pissarro

Spring Statue, 1866 Anonymous

Poster advertising a Velam Isetta car, 1957 Unknown

Poster advertising a Velam Isetta car Anonymous

Mediaeval Candles Anonymous

Velasquez Illustration Anonymous

Black Buck, Velavadar, 1997 Mark Adlington

Portrait of Infante Philip Prospero, Prince of Asturias (1657-1661) Diego Velazquez

Souvenir of Velasquez John Everett Millais

Don Jose Maria Cervantes y Velasco Padilla y Obando, 1802 Ygnacio Ayala

Illuminated Birthday Candle Anonymous

Lit Candles; from the series Church of the Holy Sepulchre, 2016 Joy Lions

Kitsch 1950s Christmas tree candle Anonymous

Velázquez Diego

The Reader Eglon Hendrik van der Neer

Don Juan Xavier Joachín Gutiérrez Altamirano Velasco, Count of Santiago de Calimaya, 1752 Miguel Cabrera

Isabella II Velazques, portrait of Charles V as a boy Anonymous

La donna velata (The woman with the veil), 1516 Anonymous

The Velasco Map, facsimile, 1610 English School

Portrait of Ana de Velasco y Girón, Duchess of Braganza, ca 1603 Anonymous

Candlestick with Lighted Candle from: Insigne Ac Plane Novum Opus Cratero graphicum; Ein n…, 1551 Mathias Zundt

Donna velata (La Monaca) Anonymous

Candle sconce Ernest William Gimson

Venus Epithalamia, 19th century Charles Fairfax Murray

Mother and Child, Cubiculum of the Velatio Roman

Don Juan de Calabazas, after Velazquez, 1879 John Singer Sargent

1960s teenage girl blowing out candles on birthday cake held by boy Anonymous

Photo Reproduction of painting from Museum of Isabella II Velazques, the Surrender of Breda Anonymous

José Gaspar Rodriguez of France and Velasco French School

Head of a Young Woman, Velia Etruscan

View of Puy-en-Velay from Espaly, 1872 Auguste Allonge

Wilson's Arch, Jerusalem, 1870 William 'Crimea' Simpson

painting of Isabella II Velazques, the Surrender of Breda Anonymous

The Arch of Janus quadri fons and part of S. Giorgio in Velabro Rome Italy Daniël Dupré