Located in the church of San Bartolomé Church in Jávea, the altarpiece, completed in 1741 and destroyed in 1936 during the upheavals of the Spanish Civil War, was a notable example of Spanish High Baroque religious art.
JÁVEA - Historical Stories of Prominent People & Places (eBook / anthology)
DISCOVER THE HIDDEN STORIES OF JÁVEA
Walk through Jávea again, and nothing will look the same.
This anthology uncovers the hidden layers of Jávea, where Roman history, lost monuments, mysterious ships, and encounters involving Joaquín Sorolla reveal a deeper story beneath the surface.
Because Jávea’s true identity lives in what most people never notice.
[ eBook / Anthology- 4,00 €]
Gothic Glory of Javea (eBook - Architecture Guide)
Unlock the Secrets of Gothic Jávea!
Every stone in Jávea holds a trace of its past.
This architectural history guide uncovers the evolution of Jávea, from its early land and settlement history to the creation of the Church of San Bartolomé and its Gothic heart.
From the architectural wonders of Palau de la Sapena to the enchanting Santa Anna Chapel, historian Karla Ingleton Darocas reveals the soul of Jávea’s Old Town in this immersive eBook.
Beautifully designed | Expertly researched
[ eBook - 5,00 €]
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