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Five factotums and the six names of Traso, Centurio, Aréusa, Elicia, Terencia and Tiburcia.

Factotums of Tristán, Sosia, Calisto, Melibea and Lucrecia.

Dead Calisto is removed by Tristán and Sosia. In the background, a ladder and the garden wall. Note the detail that Calisto's shoes are on the ground.

Dead Calisto is removed by Tristán and Sosia. In the background, a ladder and the garden wall. Note the detail that Calisto's shoes are on the ground.

Melibea throws herself from the tower while Pleberio watches.

Factotums of houses, Alisa and Pleberio.

Drawings inspired by some of the acts from the text by Fernando de Rojas.

No es necesariamente una alcahueta pero encaja con el tipo usado para éstas

This painting represents Salome receiving the severed head of Saint John the Baptist, based on the biblical scene. A young man is holding his head and he is accompanied by an older man. To Salomé's right there is an older woman. The…

Design from the performance Llegó el Bululú, character named Antonia and described as Celestina and "Jealous old man" written beside it. See the attached page from the ABC from 1983.

A depiction of Melibea falling from the tower. She is wearing a collar or rosary that comes apart during the fall.

Representation of the Bacanal Teatro at the Filarmónica Theater in Oviedo, Spain, directed by José Rico. The representation is part of the cycle "Asturias on stage".

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

In the cover the painting Celestina, by Picasso (1904) appears.

This edition is adapted for younger audiences and illustrated in color.

Digital work of art based on the famous painting Celestina, by Picasso (1904). Made by the DeviantArt user44rivax.

Bilingual production.
Adaptation by Margarita Stocker and Margarita Galbán.
Decor: D. Azfali

Cast:
Margarita Stocker and Margarita Córdova - Celestina
Sully Díaz and Veronika Stoker - Melibea
Olegario Andrade and Johnathan del Arco -…

This edition had a print run of 35 000 copies.

Adaptation by Paul Achard. Fourth illustration of the French series by Maurice L'Hoir. It can also be found in Celestinesca vol 23, num 1 & 2.

Portrait from the American realist school.

Tragicomedy of Sempronio y CelestinaDrama: Jonay RodaLight and Sound: Marc MartínProduction: Teatre Ponent Cast:Mònica Lucchetti - CelestinaJoaquin Daniel - SempronioWith the colaboration of:Ricardo Romanos - voicing PleberioAitor García Álvarez -…

In the painting there are two women, a young woman sitting on a chair, dressed in white and with a rose in her hand. An old woman appears combing the young woman's hair. The old woman can act as a procuress for the young woman following the…

This is the catalogue of the well-known exhibit at Casa de Cultura, which ran from April to May of 1999.

Theater Company of the University of Miguel Hernández de Helche Enredando a Celestina, free version of the universal work by Fernando de Rojas, led this time by Pármeno and Sempronio, offers us a shocking comedy where the nonsense and…

Group Pata Teatro Cast: Natalia Roig, Rubén del Castillo, Rocío Rubio, Carlos Cuadros, David Mena, Macarena Pérez Bravo, Norberto Rizzo and Josemi RodríguezRecord of representation in CDAEM, Spanish Theater:…

A photograph of a lit candle in a candlestick and its shadow.

A panel of an old woman in front of a pot. Suggestive of sorcery.

A cupid within a dropped capital 'C'. Both figures are red, positioned against a gray background.

The cover contains three fragments of three acts from the old Valencia edition (1514)in yellow on an orange background:the engraving of act I,the engraving of act IVandthe engraving of act XXI.

Sosia and Tristán retrieve Calisto's corpse.

Celestina painted in watercolor appears as the cover of this version of Carlos Slim Foundation, México.

Melibea throws herself from an elevated location with locked doors, while Pleberio joins his hands in a gesture of begging or prayer.

A French edition, published in 1922 by Éditions de la Nouvelle Revue Française. Translated by A. Germond de Lavigne (XX century) and illustrated by Démétrius Emmanuel Galanis (1882-1966).

Three figures appear on the cover: Calisto, Melibea and Celestina. Calisto and Melibea are represented as old illustrations, while Celestina appears in the center of the cover as a silhouette filled with an abstract design in black and blue.

Cover of the edition of La Celestina, by Fernando de Rojas and Eduardo Galán, Éride Ediciones: Madrid (2023), Subject: VdB Teatro De Almagro. Image by Eduardo Galán.On the cover there is a drawing of a young woman dressed in a traditional way that…

On this cover there is an old woman, Celestina, who appears with an uncovered breast and holds a bag of coins.

In this cover Calisto is represented on the left, Celestina at the center and Melibea on the right. Because of how Celestina is represented with different eye colours and her grin, it is reminiscent of the representation of this character in…

On the cover there is a fragment of the painting Bathsheba receiving David’s Letter, by Steen (1659, c.).

The head of a man appears on the cover, possibly a statue.

On the cover the painting Old Woman Frying Eggs by Velázquez (1618, c.) appears.

On the cover Melibea and Calixto appear in the garden.

Melibea and Calisto appear on the cover of this edition.

On the cover of this work there is a woman holding a book and two children on the left. The cover image appears frequently in other works published by the publisher as well.

On the cover there is a young woman seated, resting her head on her right hand and staring blankly.

On the cover of this edition there is an older woman who acts as Celestina. One of her eyes is damaged, which is reminiscent of the tradition where this character is represented with a damaged eye, as in the painting Celestina, by Picasso (1904)

On the cover there is an image of an old edition of La Celestina, where Calisto and Melibea appear. Calisto is on a ladder and Melibea looks at him from her house.

The image is a collage of two unrelated paintings, a fragment showing a young bourgeois couple in the paintingA Goldsmith in Shopby Peter Christus (1449), and an older woman taken grom Botticelli's allegorical female figure for Repentance in his…

The image is a collage of two unrelated paintings, a fragment showing a young bourgeois couple in the painting A Goldsmith in Shopby Peter Christus (1449), and an older woman taken grom Botticelli's allegorical female figure for Repentance in his…

The cover is reminiscent of the old editions of the work. An old woman with a covered head appears knocking on the door of the house where a couple and a young woman are seen through the window. The old woman represents the procuress.

On the cover the painting Celestina, by Picasso (1904)appears.

Cover of La Celestina edition, by Fernando de Rojas. Losada edition: Buenos Aires, 2013.A golden chain appears on the yellow cover.

Comic fromLa Celestinacreated by Irina Alamanova's students.

Children's book format with an illustrated page and a brief narration of the events from the preceding page.

La Celestina, illustrated by Victor Palmerín Navarro. MSPublishers, 2017. The author about his work (translated): "More than half a year of work between documentation and creation has resulted in what is the first modern adaptation of La…

Adaptation, photos and ilustrations by Antonio Perera Sarmiento
Design and layout by Miguel A. Perera Alonso
Ediciones Témpora Madrid 2002

On the cover Calisto and Melibea appear embracing near a pillar. To the right and in the background appears Celestina with her head covered and looking at the couple.

This is an interior cover illustration depicting Calisto holding a lute, a castle in the background, and Celestina.

This illustration is presented in act II in the edition, but in reality corresponds to act III in the plot line.

This image corresponds to act IV in the plot line, but is placed in act V in the physical copy of the National Library of Spain

This image does not appear in the edition housed in the National Library, but does appear in the Celestinesca journal

An illustration which comes from an edition translated to Russian of various picaresque novels, among them: La Celestina, Lazarillo de Tormes, El Buscón, El diablo cojuelo, and La garduña de Sevilla y anzuelo de las bolsas.