"Ferdinand I of Castile welcoming Saint Dominic of Silos" notebook

Lined paper. Stapled binding. A5 (15 x 21 cm). 32 sheets (64 pages).

Practical notebook with a detail of the work Ferdinand I of Castile welcoming Saint Dominic of Silos (Bartolomé Bermejo, 1478-1479), from the Museo del Prado collections, reproduced on its cover.

€3.50

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