Detail of the Catholic Monarchs Receiving the Christian Captives after the Conquest of Malaga in 1487, 1867

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"Detail of the Catholic Monarchs Receiving the Christian Captives after the Conquest of Malaga in 1487" is a historical painting completed in 1867 by the Spanish artist Eduardo Javier Ramon Cano de la Peña. The work is a detailed segment of a larger composition that vividly depicts the moment following the Catholic Monarchs' successful siege of Malaga during the Reconquista, a period marked by the Christian reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula from Muslim rule. The painting portrays King Ferdinand II of Aragon and Queen Isabella I of Castile, collectively known as the Catholic Monarchs, in the act of receiving Christian captives who had been liberated as a result of the conquest.

Cano de la Peña, known for his historical and genre paintings, meticulously captures the grandeur and solemnity of the event, reflecting the 19th-century Romantic interest in nationalistic and historical subjects. The artwork serves as a visual representation of a pivotal moment in Spanish history, emphasizing themes of victory, religious conflict, and the consolidation of power under the Catholic Monarchs. The painting is significant for its historical accuracy in costume and setting, as well as for its portrayal of the monarchs, who are often celebrated in Spanish historiography for their role in unifying Spain and sponsoring the voyages of Christopher Columbus.

The "Detail of the Catholic Monarchs Receiving the Christian Captives after the Conquest of Malaga in 1487" is emblematic of the period's artistic trend that sought to reinforce national identity and historical consciousness through the visual arts. Cano de la Peña's work contributes to the rich tapestry of 19th-century Spanish art, which was marked by a revival of historical and patriotic themes, and remains an important piece for understanding the cultural and political narratives of the time.

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