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English: Cartuja de Miraflores. Burgos. Castilla y León. Spain. Interior, sillerías del coro,fue realizado en madera de nogal entre 1486 y 1489 por el escultor Martín Sánchez. Abbey (Cartuja de Miraflores). Interior. The choir seating. Martín Sánchez. 1486-1489. . Martín Sánchez. pmrmaeyaert@gmail.com. © Paul M.R. Maeyaert. Europe|Spain,Cultural heritage,Europe|Spain|Castilla y León|Burgos,Europe|Spain|Castilla y León,Europe|Spain|Castilla y León|Burgos|Burgos,Cultural heritage|Monuments|Abbey/convent/monastery,Cultural heritage|Thematic|Furniture/accessory furnishing. © Paul M.R. MaeyaertRef: PM_153331_E_Burgos. DO NOT CHANGE THE FILE NAME. NO MODIFICAR EL NOMBRE DE FICHERO
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