The Defense of Cadiz against the English

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The Defense of Cadiz against the English is a large 17th-century Spanish Baroque painting depicting the failed English attack on Cádiz, celebrated for its dramatic composition and patriotic military theme.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Baroque painting
history painting
painting
artForm oil painting
artStyle Baroque
author Francisco de Zurbarán NERFINISHED
collection Museo del Prado NERFINISHED
commissionedBy Philip IV of Spain NERFINISHED
completionDate 1634
countryOfOrigin Spain
creator Francisco de Zurbarán NERFINISHED
depicts Defense of Cádiz (1625) NERFINISHED
English troops landing near Cádiz
English warships offshore
Spanish fleet in Cádiz harbor
Spanish general Fernando Girón NERFINISHED
Spanish military victory
Spanish officers in council
coastal fortifications of Cádiz
failed English attack on Cádiz
military planning scene in foreground
naval battle
siege of Cádiz NERFINISHED
genre history painting
historicalEventDepicted Anglo-Spanish War (1625 episode) NERFINISHED
inception 1634
languageOfTitle Spanish
locatedIn Madrid
location Museo del Prado NERFINISHED
mainSubject English fleet attacking Cádiz
defense of Cádiz by Spanish forces
materialUsed canvas
oil paint
movement Spanish Baroque NERFINISHED
orientation landscape
originallyIntendedLocation Hall of Realms, Buen Retiro Palace NERFINISHED
partOfSeries decorations for the Hall of Realms
portrays Fernando Girón NERFINISHED
significantFor dramatic composition
patriotic military subject
representation of Spanish resistance to foreign invasion
theme Spanish national pride
military
naval warfare
patriotic
timePeriodDepicted 1625
titleInSpanish La defensa de Cádiz contra los ingleses NERFINISHED

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Zurbarán notableWork The Defense of Cadiz against the English
subject surface form: Francisco de Zurbarán