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Other titles: Elegant company playing backgammon in an interior, an amorous couple, and a monk and procuress with a young lady.

Painting in the manner after William Hogarth.

The image shows four figures, a man and three young women playing…

Original title: Liebespaar mit kupplerin ("Lovers with procuress").

Painting by author belinging to the Dutch School.

In the image three figures appear, a young couple where the man approaches the young woman while she moves away and an old…

French Art, second half of the 16th century.

Original title: "L'Enfant prodigue chez les courtisanes" ("The prodigal son among the courtesans").

This painting represents the biblical story of the prodigal son in the house of the prostitutes. This story is represented as a banquet scene with…

Two children and a witch in front a cauldron and a skeleton. Cover of a children's novel based on Hansel and Gretel.

Scene from the Biblical story of the prodigal son

A colored version of the old title page of the Toledo edition, Remón de Petras (1536) and by J Toledo, Juan de Ayala (1538).

Ticket from November 10, 1999. Copy of the cover of the Toledo, 1526 edition on a lottery ticket from the Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles. Commemoration of the 500 years since the publication of the work. On this ONCE…

The engraving shows a brothel scene where a young woman is found holding the chin of a young man as if seducing him. To the young woman's right sits an old woman, acting as procuress, and drinking from a glass of wine while a young man hands her a…

Three vignettes of a comic of Celestina using an online program for this kind of creations. Made for pedagogical use

Celestina (Amelia de la Torre), Melibea (Elisa Ramírez) and Calisto (Julián Mateos).

Melibea's (Elisa Ramírez) death and Calisto (Julián Mateos)

Sempronio (Antonio Medina), Areúsa (Heidelotte Diehl) and Elicia (Ursula Mellin)

The shadow of Celestina, Calisto and Melibea

Calisto and Melibea (Julián Mateos y Elisa Ramírez) hugging in the foreground, Celestina in the background (Amelia de la Torre)

Melibea (Amelia de la Torre) stands out in the background, while Celestina (Elisa Ramírez) and Areúsa (Heidelotte Diehl) are found in the foreground.

Celestina (Amelia de la Torre) convincing Pármeno (Gonzalo Cañas) to join Sempronio in her plan.

Lunch scene at the procuress' house. Celestina (Amelia de la Torre) alongside Pármeno (Gonzalo Cañas) and Areúsa (Heidelotte Diehl). Sempronio (Antonio Medina) and Elicia (Ursula Mellin) are on the other side of the table.

Celestina (Amelia de la Torre) in the foreground. Beside her are Sempronio (Antonio Medina) and Elicia (Ursula Mellin).

Celestina (Amelia de la Torre) witnessing a fight between Elicia (Ursula Mellin) and Sempronio (Antonio Medina).

Pleberio (Konrad Wagner), Alisa (Eva Lissa), Lucrecia (Eva Guerr) and Melibea (Elisa Ramírez) watching a religious procession from the top of her mansion.

Alisa (Eva Lissa) with the procuress' string, Celestina (Amelia de la Torre) and Melibea (Elisa Ramírez). Lucrecia (Eva Guerra) is found in the background.

Calisto (Julian Mateos) observing Melibea (Elisa Ramírez) when he enters her garden to find his falcon.

From right to left, in the upper part, Melibea (Elisa Ramírez), Celestina (Amelia de la Torre) and Calisto (Julián Mateos); in the middle part, Pleberio (Konrad Wagner), Sempronio (Antonio Medina), Alisa (Eva Lissa), Lucrecia (Eva Guerr) and, in the…

From right to left, Pleberio, Alisa, Sempronio, Lucrecia, Areúsa, Pármeno, Elicia and Centurio.

Images from Act IXCelestina, Elicia, the new couple of Pármeo and Areúsa, Sempronio is at the end of the table.

On one hand, the image corresponds to one of the first acts. Celestina speaks with Calisto, while Pármeno listens carefully to the conversation.
On the other hand, the text corresponds to the antecedents of Rojas' book.

Calixto's "dreams." The love dream Calisto (Julián Mateos) aspiring to be loved by Melibea (Elisa Ramírez).

The introduction of a tragic love story.
Image of middlemen, procuresses and lovers.

Melibea (Elisa Ramírez) hearing Traso and his men fighting with Calisto's servants.

Celestina (Amelia de la Torre) being murdered by Sempronio (Antonio Medina)

Celestina, master in erotic arts.
Celestina (Amelia de la Torre) convincing Areúsa (Heidelotte Diehl) to give herself to Pármeno (Gonzalo Cañas). In the second image, you can the result of the successful art of Celestina.

Drama inLa Celestina.In the first image Alisa (Eva Lissa) is desperate for not being able to prevent Melibea's death. In the second, Elicia (Ursula Mellin) comes down the stairs and finds Celestina (Amelia de la Torre) dead.

Staging of the houses from the movie by Ardavín.
In the first image, Celestina's house stands out and so does Calisto's in the inferior part.
On the second page, you can see Melibea's (Elisa Ramírez) mansion's garden in which she meets Calisto…

The figure of the go-between Celestina (Elisa Ramírez) stands out and the lovers Calisto (Julián Mateos) and Melibea (Amelia de la Torre).

Celestina (Amelia de la Torre), Melibea (Elisa Ramírez) and Calisto (Julián Mateos)

Sempronio (Antonio Medina), Elicia (Ursula Millin) and Celestina (Amelia de la Torre)

Lucrecia (Eva Guerr) descending the stairs and Melibea (Elisa Ramírez) in her garden.

Areúsa (Heidelotte Diehl) en su casa.
Imagen del Acto XVI en la película.

Melibea (Elisa Ramírez) y Calisto (Julián Mateos).

Calisto (Julián Mateos) y Melibea (Elisa Ramírez).

Celestina (Amelia de la Torre) y Melibea (Elisa Ramírez)

(Above) Melibea (Elisa Ramírez)
(Below) Celestina (Amelia de la Torre) y Melibea (Elisa Ramírez)

Adapted for easy reading in modern Castilian. The cover features the image from the paintingFrancesca da Rimini (1837) by William Dyce.

Production: Secuencia 3 Artes y Comunicación Adaptation: Eduardo Galán Scenography and ligthing: Carmen Martínez Figurines and costume design: Vicente Soler Sound: Manuel Llada Poster photography: Jorge Zorrila Management: Luis Galán Graphic design:…

Original title: Celestina la llorona ("Celestina the Weepy")A painting based on Celestina, by Picasso (1904). Made by a DeviantArt user.

Text: "Por la áspera ponzoña de las víboras de que este aceite fue hecho, con el cual unto este hilo, que quede amarrado el corazón de... "
Translation: "By the harsh venom of the vipers from which this oil was made, with which I smear this thread,…

Illustration in the edition by Marcel Andrade, illustrated by G. Armstrong, in Celestinesca, vol. 11, no. 1, p. 50-52.

Illustration from the edition by Marcel Andrade made by G. Armstrong presented in Celestinesca vol. 11, no. 1.

A drawing of Celestina that resembles the character in one of the theatrical performances.

Description of the work by the author: "The tragicomedy of La Celestina is a referent for the Spanish language, a reflection of the society of its time and its characters, in particular, Celestina herself, that is half witch and sorceress attracts me…

In the image an old woman who represents Celestina appears in the center and looking at the viewer. At the top right are two young people (a woman and a man) who are about to kiss.

Technique: Michel Thiery
Theater group Les Clameurs de l' Estran 

Cast:
Claudine Even – Celestina
Sacha Guillermic o Khad Sergent – Melibea
Jean Pierre Fouillé – Calisto
Michel Seraud – Sempronio
Bertrand Cosquer – Pármeno
Bertrand Sayé –…

Film that narrates the adventures of two young men guided by a matchmaker through a psycho-celestial and androgynous world. Surrealist and homoerotic film, gay cult film.

The inside of a kitchen from Puebla, Mexico, in which an old woman acts as a matchmaker to seduce a "china."

Proscenio TeatroDirection: Jone ArteagoitiaCast: Olga Abuín, Eduardo Méndez, Neus Soler, Leticia Aparicio, Pol de la Rosa, Laura Mateu and Toni Sanchez MacarrillaScenography: Proscenio Teatro Characterization: Leticia Aparicio Costumes: Leticia…

A man and a woman threaded in a rosary

FragmentsTechnical team: José Carlos ÁlvarezPhotography and lighting: Julián F. VillanuevaThis production consists of snippets from various popular works such asLa Celestina, Hamlet, Romeo, etc.Cast: Eva Ballester – Celestina

In collaboration with JADE FM de Palencia
Cast and staging by the Palencia Theater University Workshop

Célestina là-bas près des tanneries au bord de la rivière Coproduction of Omnibus le corps du théâtre and the Théâtre Français du Centre National des Arts du Canada (CNA) Translation and adaptation: Michel Garneau Set design and costumes: Daniel…

Advertisement of the liqueur made by the French order of the Celestine monks, no connection with La Celestina in spite of the name and the image.

Adaptation for secondary school audiences

A naive-style drawing, in colour and created predominantly with straight lines. It depicts an old woman, laughing and holding a cane. Beneath her image, a couple is hugging. A tower features in the background.

A blue, white and yellow depiction of a castle, suggestive of a watercolour drawing. Superimposed on this outline is the looming figure of Celestina, which occupies the majority of the foreground. Within the shape of her figure, a couple (Calisto…

Portuguese translation.

Depictions of Calisto and Melibea in the form of a composed painting. A yellow background sets off the blue of Calisto's clothing and the brown tones of Melibea's dress. Celestina is not depicted on this cover.

Original title: De koppelaarster ("The Matchmaker").

Client between prostitute and matchmaker, with a coin in hand. Dutch school. Painting by Bordeeltjes or brothel scenes. There are at least three different versions of this painting.

Other title: Loose Company

The image represents two young men, one of them being the prodigal son with a semi-naked young woman acting as a prostitute. She is also holding a violin. An old woman acting as the procuress appears in the background…

Original title: Der Krieger und die Kupplerin ("The Soldier and the Procuress")

Fresco of a matchmaker negotiating with a soldier.

Description at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts:
"This is probably a portrait of a husband and wife dressed up as characters from a Dutch adaptation of La Gitanilla by the Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes. The story tells of the romance between Don…

Musical de La Celestina("La Celestina Musical")La Calderona Theater Company - Universidad Católica de ChileVersion by José María Ruano de la HazaMusic: Carlos EspinozaChoreography: Paulina MelladoVideo: Verónica Barraza and Alexander…

Original title: Portrait einer Kupplerin ("Portrait of a Matchmaker").

Contemporary matchmaker smiling in the foreground and brother scene in the background with prostitutes and a client

Puppet representation. "Carme Teatre presenta una adaptación de La Celestina de Fernando de Rojas, donde las técnicas y recursos propios de los títeres y del teatro de objetos harán posible una puesta en escena dinámica y contemporánea, rica en…

Translation: Kazimierz Zawanowski
Adaptation: Antoni Baniukiewicz
Scenography: Ewa Nahlik
Music: Benedykt Konowalski
Assistant director: Jan Hencz

Cast:
Krzysztof Zakrzewski – Calisto
Ludmiła Dąbrowska – Melibea
Klemens Myczkowski –…

OMENTARIO A LA OBRA PRESENTADA La obra de Isabel Barbudo, titulada "Celestina", simboliza, en los personajes de la inmortal creacion de Fernando de Rojas,la ambicion de conseguir los deseos mas inconfesables por cualquier medio, lo que fatalmente…

Celestina (fantasia para xoguetes)Scenography and clothing: Ovidio L. BlancoLighting: Manuel Núñez RomaniegaProduction: Teatro da Lúa

Representation: Celestina (Fantasía para xoguetes).Author: Dorotea Bárcena. Director: Doreotea Bárcena. Scenography and costumes: Ovidio L. Blanco. Lighting: Manuel Núñez Romaniega. Producer:Teatro da LúaCast: Beatriz Graña Barcia and Dorotea…

Sketches for the presentation of "Celestina" by director Yuri Semenovich Kopylov. Saratov Drama Theater.

A series of drawings of a matchmaker showing her protegée. They seem to be drafts for a statue (see).

Other title: Das Opfer - Die Kupplerin

Original title: Die Kupplerin (I, II) ("The Matchmaker I and II")

Matchmaker showing her pupil and rejoicing

Adaptation and direction by David Barrocal.
Presented at the Auditorium of the Faculty of Philology of the Complutense.

Cast:
Sofía Tierno - Celestina
Celia Pallejá - Elicia

La Celestina. Barcelona, Lumen Editorial, 1988 . Version by Enrique Ortenbach. Illustrations by Bartolomé Liarte

La Celestina. Barcelona, Lumen Editorial, 1988 . Version by Enrique Ortenbach. Illustrations by Bartolomé Liarte.

La Celestina. Barcelona, Lumen Editorial, 1988 . Version by Enrique Ortenbach. Illustrations by Bartolomé Liarte.

La Celestina. Barcelona, Lumen Editorial, 1988 . Version by Enrique Ortenbach. Illustrations by Bartolomé Liarte.

La Celestina. Barcelona, Lumen Editorial, 1988 . Version by Enrique Ortenbach. Illustrations by Bartolomé Liarte.

La Celestina. Barcelona, Lumen Editorial, 1988 . Version by Enrique Ortenbach. Illustrations by Bartolomé Liarte.

La Celestina. Barcelona, Lumen Editorial, 1988 . Version by Enrique Ortenbach. Illustrations by Bartolomé Liarte.

La Celestina. Barcelona, Lumen Editorial, 1988 . Version by Enrique Ortenbach. Illustrations by Bartolomé Liarte.

La Celestina. Barcelona, Lumen Editorial, 1988 . Version by Enrique Ortenbach. Illustrations by Bartolomé Liarte.