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Among many other engraving, this Dutch engraver printed a book with portraits of famosu courtisans and bawds. 'Miroir des plus belles courtisans de ce temps¨. Spigel der alderschoonste courtisanen deses tyts,

Asturian artist

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

Pieza de loza de principios del siglo XVI, Museo Cerámica de Barcelona. La imagen representa lo que parece ser una mujer vieja hablando

A man is accompanied by an old woman with a cane.

Areúsa plotting Calixto's death. Beside her is Elicia who watches her with surprise.

Fourth image of the introduction, of Pleberio and Alisa, of the Paris edition (1943)Adaptation by Paul Achard. Another illustration in the series by Maurice Hoir, presented in CelestinescaVol. 23, Num. 1 & 2, p. 160.

Original title: Suplicando a Celestina ("Pleading with Celestina").Original colour woodcut by A. Gelabert, which appears in the book Estampas del siglo XIX: "La Celestina. El Indiano. La Maja. La Gitana. El Bandolero". Ocho litografías y cuarenta…

Two and half minute video uploaded to YouTube in which the suicide of Melibea is represented with Playmobil figures and background voice.

A plate with a scene of a suitor and a young woman; a procuress facilitating the negotiation behind.

8 x 18Plate from the work: L erotismo in Spagna.1. Rear: José Antolinez. La Magdalena Author/s: Xavier Domingo Publisher: Sampietro Editore. Edition date: 1968.

The plaque commemorates Fadrique de Basilea's workshop, and the place where the first edition of La Celestina was printed.The plaque reads: "En esta Casa estuvieron los Talleres de Fadrique de Basileay Juan de Burgos, impresores. 1483-1489. De aquí…

Description by the author for the online exhibition held in 2012 in the Spanish gallery Plastiké Art Gallery, where the drawing was exhibited: "The painting represents a brothel where a variety of characters meet, drawn by business or…

Emotional books is a proyect that joins literature and photography through the staging of the selected play.

Melibea (Penelope Cruz) on a balcony

Calisto (Luigi Montefiori) and Melibea (Isela Vega)

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

Calisto (Juan Diego Botto) and Melibea (Penélope Cruz)

Melibea (Isela Vega)

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

Lucrecia (Nathalie Seseña) and Melibea (Penélope Cruz)

Areúsa (Martha Zabaleta) and behind her Sempronio (José Gálvez) and Pármeno (Porfirio Bas ) getting drunk.

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

Celestina (Assia Noris)

Medieval party and music

Celestina (Ofelia Guilmáin)

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

Elicia (Candela Peña) and Areúsa (Maribel Verdú)

Elicia (Marcela López Rey ) and Sempronio (José Gálvez).

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

Calisto (Juan Diego Botto) and Melibea (Penélope Cruz)

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

Colour photochrome.
Top: Carlo (Venantino Venantini), Anna (Mirella Maravidi) and Celestina (Assia Noris).
Bottom: Luisella (Beba Loncar).

Sempronio (Nancho Novo) and Celestina (Terele Pávez) moments before her death.

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

Tristán (Sergio Villanueva) and Sosia (Carlos Fuentes) crying over the death of Calisto (Juan Diego Botto)

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

Alisa (Anna Lizaran), Melibea (Penélope Cruz) and Lucrecia (Nathalie Seseña) at church.

Melibea (Penélope Cruz) and Calisto (Juan Diego Botto)

Melibea (Isela Vega)

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

Colour photochrome.
Top: Carlo (Venantino Venantini) and Armanda (Maria Pia Arcangeli).
Bottom: Celestina (Assia Noris) and Montesti (Goffredo Alessandrini)

Pármeno (Jordi Mollà) and Calisto (Juan Diego Botto)

Lucrecia (Ana de Sade) as the witness of the sexual pleasure between Areusa and Elicia and their lovers.

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

Series made byAndreas Constantinoucomposed of nine photos of a model that poses as Melibea. According to the photographer, "My inspiration came after visiting Salamanca and the garden where the story took place, the fiancé (now husband) of my best…

A photo of two people, one of them acting in an accusing or threatening way, in the Garden of Calixto and Melibea, on a travel blog by Daniel de Culla.

Poster and brochure cover of the concert version of the opera La Celestina by Felipe Pedrell that took place at the La Zarzuela theater in Madrid on September 9, 2022. See information…

Fernando de Rojas, The Célestine, Editions de l'Atelier Crommelynck, Paris, 1971. French language edition from the Pierre Heugas translation, with 66 engravings from Suite 347 by Picasso. This is the first edition to include these engravings. Limited…

Representation of the prodigal son parable in the house of the prostitutes. Notice the old woman or procuress on the right side of the painting as the prodigal son is driven out of the house. Notice the caged parrot on the door (second image…

Genre painting by Flemish author, based on the parable of the prodigal son (merry company). Note the old woman in the foreground, who, Judas-like, reaches for the bread.

Other titles: The Prodigal Son, De Verloren Zoon

Sempronio, (and Pármeno?)Acrylic painting inspired on Calisto's servant.

ONCE and "Festival Celestina. La España de Rojas" lottery coupon to commemorate the 550th anniversary of Fernando de Rojas' birth .

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…

ONCE daily lottery coupon on July 25, 2017, Salamanca Town Hall. In the coupon image, the Calixto and Melibea garden in Salamanca, Spain."This garden was built on the old wall, and offers the visitor a good view of the city of Salamanca and the river…

Original title: "Mujeres de la vida"

A group of young women, supposedly prostitutes, and behind them an older woman, that could be their procuress.

In the image three figures appear on a balcony: two young women, one sitting with a fan and another resting on the first, and behind them appears an old woman looking at them. The image reminds us of the famous painting Young Woman and Celestina on…

Portrait of an old woman.

In the image appears an old woman with her head covered and a man dressed as a fray. The woman represents Celestina or a procuress.

Frame from the episode of the TV series Carnival Tuesday ("Martes de Carnaval") by Valle Inclán on RTVE. An old procuress witch who reminds of Celestina appears in the frame.

The image shows a young man sitting at a table and an old woman with her head covered talking to him. The way in which the old woman is represented is reminiscent of Celestina in the Celestinesque tradition.

Watercolor on paper of a costumbrista scene with three characters in the Celestinesque tradition

Nighttime meeting between Melibea (Lolita Herrera) and Calixto (Francisco Guijar).

A press release that mentions a work titled:La Celestina, by Alberti. The image is not shown in this work. We have not been able to find the painting, nor the subsequent news about its destination.

A cartoon in the periodical The Mascot of the infamous New Orleans brothel regent Emma Johnson as an octopus that captures the innocent passers-by. Below written in English "lewd and abandoned" (lustful and abandoned). Although there is no direct…

A young woman sits with a book in her hands. Two musicians around her play the harp and the double bass. Behind the young woman, an old woman.

Original title: Musicerend gezelschap

Retrato de mujer en estilo expresionista

A young woman in the center of the work with a fan. On the right an old woman. On the left two young men, one of them looking at the young woman.

In the drawing appears Mr Emilio Castelar dressed as Celestina, with a mustache, dress, shoes and his head covered. Underneath the drawing appears the following text (translated):"Ms Emilia (Celestina) after working so hard to position Venturita came…

1. Cover: Melibea (Penélope Cruz) and Calisto (Juan Diego Botto). 2. Between Two Worlds.Vera's Proposal. 3. Production details: costume designer and decoration.4. Calisto (Diego Botto) and Melibea (Penélope Cruz).5. Areúsa…

Description of painting by the Art Institute of Chicago: "Mère Grégoire is a character from a popular song written in 1820 by French lyricist Pierre Jean Béranger. As described by Béranger, she was the portly proprietress…

Festas Gordas del Vino y del Tocino, by Miguel Romero Esteo.

Puppet of a woman with a covered head representing Mother Celestina.

Frontispiece of the book La pícara Justina (1605) containing an image identified as Mother Celestina. She is one of the passengers of the Ship of Life. She is wearing a cardinal hat and glasses. The frontispiece is inspired by the cover of La…

The engraving unites in a single image the suggestion of consubstantial death to the covered old woman generally depicted in the background of many paintings and that Goya knows how to use in his pair of maja and procuress.

Original title: Mönch mit Nonne und Kupplerin oder Martin Luther mit seiner Gefährtin Katharina von Bora ("Monk with Nun and Procuress or Martin Luther and his consort Katharina von Bora").

The painting represents a young man being kissed in the…

The photograph represents the models of the work La Celestina by Fernando de Rojas made by the students of the Institute of secondary education Saint Elizabeth of Hungary

This painting represents a scene where young women appear playing instruments, and a young man is looking at one of the young women while holding a drink and a violin. To the right, there is an old woman, who could act as a procuress for the young…

Scene inspired by the tradition of the prodigal son. Caravaggio influences. "Honthorst's genre painting relates to the subject portrayed by his fellow Utrecht Caravaggisti. It depicts a provocative scene of a wanton student (the prodigal son?) in the…

The image shows an outdoor scene where young men and women appear around a table on a terrace. Note the old woman who appears in the center with her head covered following the Celestinesque tradition, which may act as the procuress of the young…

The image represents an outdoor scene where young men and women appear on a terrace. Two of the men play musical instruments. Note the old woman who appears in the window on the right looking at the scene with her head covered, following the…

Melibea (Lolita Herrera) stretched out in her bed suffering from lovesickness over Calixto.

Other title: Le jardin de Melibée.

Alisa and Pleberio discuss Melibea's future. Pleberio has a list of young men that are interested in marrying his daughter.