DIEGO DE ASTOR (CA. 1587-1650). FLEMISH ETCHER.. St Francis and Brother Leo. Copy of the engraving and etching done by the Flemish engraver Diego de Astor (ca. 1587-1650) in 1606. The original is housed in the Biblioteca Nacional. El Greco Museum. Toledo, Spain.

12 CENTURY • 12TH CENTURY • 12TH • 13TH CENTURY • 13TH • 1606 • 17 CENTURY • 17TH CENTURY • 17TH • ALL SAINTS • ANATOMY: SKULL • APPAREL • ART • ARTS • ASTOR • ATTITUDE (DANCE) • ATTITUDE • BELGIEN • BELGIUM • BELIEF • BREEDING • BROTHER LEO • BROTHER • CAPIROTE • CATHOLICISM • CAVE • CAVERN • CAVES • CHANGING ROOM • CHRISTIANISM • CHRISTIANITY • CLERICAL GARB • CLOTHES • CLOTHING • CLOTHING: CLERICAL GARB • CLOTHINGS • CORD • CORDON • COSTUME • CRANEO • CRANEOS • CRANIUM • CRANIUMS • CRISTIANDAD • CRISTIANISMO • CULT: VESTMENT • CUSTOM • DEATH • DIEGO DE ASTOR (CA. 1587-1650). FLEMISH ETCHER. • DIEGO DE ASTOR • DOCTRINE • DRESS • DRESSED • EARLY MIDDLE AGES • EL GRECO MUSEUM. TOLEDO, SPAIN. • ENGRAVED • ENGRAVING (ARTWORK) • ENGRAVING • ENGRAVING. • ENGRAVINGS • EPOCA MEDIEVAL • ETCHING • FAITH • FRANCISCAN CORD • FRANCISCAN FRIARS • FRANCISCAN ORDER • FRANCISCAN • FRANCISCANS • GARMENT • GROTTE • GROTTO • HABIT • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORIA • HISTORY • HOOD • INDUMENTARIA • KNEELING • LEGEND • MEDIAEVAL • MEDIEVAL • MEDIOEVO • MEDITATE • MEDITATING • MEDITATION • MEDITATIONS • MENSWEAR • MIDDLE AGE • MIDDLE AGES • MONK • MONKS • MONKS, FRANCISCAN • MOYEN AGE • ORDER • ORDER, FRANCISCAN • PENSATIVO • PENSIVE • PONDER • POSTURE • PRAYERFULLY • PRAYING • PRINT • RELIGION • RELIGIOUS ORDER • RELIGIOUS ORDERS • RELIGIOUS THEMES • RELIGIOUS • REPRODUCTION • RITE • ROBE • ROPE • S. XVII • SAINT FRANCIS AND BROTHER LEO • SAINT FRANCIS • SAINT • SAN FRANCISCO DE ASIS • SAN FRANCISCO • SKULL • SKULL, ANATOMY • SKULLS • ST FRANCIS AND BROTHER LEO • ST FRANCIS • ST. FRANCIS AND BROTHER LEO • ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI • ST. FRANCIS • STRING • STRINGED • STRONH WATER • SUIT • TAILOR • TEMÁTICA • THEMATIC • THOUGHTFUL ATTITUDE • THOUGHTFUL • VESTMENT • XII CENTURY • XIII CENTURY • XVII CENTURY