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[Prisión de Valenzuela] [Material gráfico]
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The drawing represents the moments before the arrest of D. Fernando Valenzuela, reflecting the invasion of the cloister of the Monastery of El Escorial by the soldadesca, as well as the registration of the drawer of the stay looking for the document that put the private under the cover of the hieronyms.
Title: [Prisión de Valenzuela] [Material gráfico]
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The drawing represents the moments before the arrest of D.
Fernando Valenzuela, reflecting the invasion of the cloister of the Monastery of El Escorial by the soldadesca, as well as the registration of the drawer of the stay looking for the document that put the private under the cover of the hieronyms.
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