13 Alcañiz. Teruel. Aragon. Little Known Towns of Spain. Vernon Howe Bailey 1927 Little Known Towns of Spain Aragon in English.

Watercolor and Drawins by Vernon Howe Bailey

1927 Little Known Towns of Spain 13
Alcañiz. Teruel. Aragon.

Vernon Howe Bailey (Camden, New Jersey, 1874 - New York, October 27, 1953).

Corresponding Members of the Hispanic Society of America
William Helburn, INC
NEW YORK, N.Y.

His love was reflected in his work: Little Known Towns of Spain by Vernon Howe Bailey, published in 1926 and 1927.

He made his first trip to Spain with his second wife, Edith O'Brien Carr Bailey, from March to October 1921, traveling through numerous cities and remote villages, often in a mule-drawn cart, capturing the sights in watercolors and drawings. Among his most notable works are his meticulous views of the interiors of the Liria Palace, his twelve studies of Coca Castle in Segovia, and others of Cuenca, Pasajes, Seville, Ávila, and Córdoba. One hundred and fifty of these works were acquired by the Hispanic Society of America in New York and exhibited in its Broadway museum on January 9, 1922.

Little Known Towns of Spain

Captivated by Spain as a result of his first trip, he returned again in 1925, this time visiting forty towns. The fruit of his stay was the beautiful book "Little Known Towns of Spain," published in New York in 1926, in which he revealed not only the typical tourist spots but also other places unknown to the general public. This was what the painter Ignacio Zuloaga half-jokingly criticized him for when they met in Paris: his bringing to light forgotten places that would soon lose their charm with the massive influx of curious visitors.

List of locations in the work:

Tordesillas. Cardona. Solsona. Manresa. Balaguer. Monzón. Barbastro. Morella. Alcañiz. Tarazona. Almazán. Medinaceli. Calatayud. Teruel. Albarracín. Alarcón. Requena. Jérica. Sagunto. Villajoyosa. Játiva. Almansa. Alcoy. Lorca. Loja. Alhama. Cáceres. Trujillo. Sepúlveda. Baza.

Pages of little known towns of Spain 1927:

Index
Page 5 Teruel. Iglesia San Miguel.
Page 6
Page 7 Teruel. Puerta San Martin.
Page 8 Almazan.
Page 9
Page 10 Balaguer.
Page 11 Morella. Castellon.
Page 12 Alcañiz. Teruel. Aragon.
Page 13 Alcañiz. Teruel. Aragon.
Page 14 Tarazona. Zaragoza. Aragon.
Page 15 Tarazona. Zaragoza. Aragon.
Page 16
Page 17 Solsona.
Page 18
Page 19
Page 20
Page 21 Solsona.
Page 22 Solsona.
Page 23
Page 24
Page 25 Manresa.
Page 26
Page 27
Page 28 Tordesillas.

Ample your information on Aragon

If you want to extend your information on Aragon you can begin crossing another interesting route is the Mudejar, Patrimony of the Humanity, also you can extend your cultural knowledge on Aragon examining its municipal and institutional heraldry without forgetting, of course, some of its emblematics figures as Saint George Pattern of Aragon also book of Aragon.

Also Aragon enjoys a diverse and varied Nature where passing by plants, animals or landscapes we can arrive at a fantastic bestiario that lives in its monuments.

The information will not be complete without a stroll by its three provinces: Zaragoza, Teruel and Huesca and his shines, with shutdown in some of its spectacular landscapes like Ordesa, the Moncayo or by opposition the Ebro.

Also you can dedicarte to the intangible ones: from the legend compilation that also does to universal Aragon you can persecute the presence of the Santo Grial in Aragon.

Francisco Javier Mendivil Navarro.

13 Alcañiz. Teruel. Aragon. Little Known Towns of Spain. Vernon Howe Bailey

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