The play 'The Countess of Miranda' by Pantoja de la Cruz returns to its place in the Liria Palace

“The Countess of Miranda” returns to the Liria Palace!

This work was lent to the exhibition “Caprile, Lorenzo” curated by Eloy Martínez de la Pera, a journey through the life and work of the dressmaker Lorenzo Caprile, through his most iconic dresses, which have already become fashion history.

Overview of the exhibition 'Caprile Lorenzo in the Canal Room of Isabel II. William Gumiel.

More than 96,000 visitors, who were hosted at the exhibition, were able to enjoy it in the Canal de Isabel II Room until March 30, so the work, attributed to Pantoja de la Cruz, is once again taking its place in the Spanish painting room of the Palacio de Liria.

'The Countess of Miranda' attributed to Pantoja de la Cruz

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The Casa De Alba Foundation celebrates the return of this work, thus showing its commitment to the dissemination and conservation of artistic heritage.