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View of Malaga from the North
Pictures by Adrien Dauzats and Braun & Hogenberg
Adrien Dauzats's 1836 watercolor looks over Malaga from the north, its cathedral tower rising above the white town with mountains beyond. The cathedral is known locally as La Manquita, the one-armed lady, because its second tower was never finished. For someone who loves Spain or is dreaming of their next trip.
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Malaga · Watercolor / View of Malaga from the North / Adrien Dauzats, 1836 / The cathedral and its tower rise over the white town, with the sea and blue mountains beyond, in a light travel sketch. Malaga's cathedral is nicknamed La Manquita, the one-armed lady, because its second tower was never finished.
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