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Portrait of queen Petronila of Aragon and count Ramon Berenguer IV of Barcelona, oil canvas 1634 (Prado Museum). 244 x 127 cm.

Spanish: Retratos de la reina Petronila de Aragón y el conde Ramón Berenguer IV de Barcelona. Procede del Palacio del Buen Retiro de Madrid y es copia de un original de Filippo Ariosto de 1586 pintado para el Salón Real del Palacio de la Generalidad del Reino de Aragón y destruido en 1809 tras los Sitios de Zaragoza durante la Guerra de la Independencia Española. En el cuadro figura la reina Petronila de Aragón (reina de Aragón entre 1137 y 1164) a la derecha dotada de los atributos reales: Corona real abierta o medieval, cetro, mantón de pieles y collar, bajo el escudo que en el siglo XVI se consideró que representava en modo privativo al Reino de Aragón: de plata, cruz de San Jorge con cuatro cabezas de moro en los respectivos cuarteles o "Cruz de Alcoraz", documentada por primera vez en 1281 como divisa personal de Pedro III de Aragón "El Grande" (1276-1285), y considerado a partir del siglo XIV por Pedro IV el Ceremonioso como armas antiguas de Aragón, consideración que hizo fortuna en la necesidad de dotar a los distintos reinos, condados y soberanías del Casal d'Aragó/Casa de Aragón, de emblemas privativos). En segundo plano, a la izquierda, aparece el conde Ramón Berenguer IV de Barcelona con corona condal y vara de mando bajo escudo con los palos de gules timbrado de corona condal. Desde el siglo XIV el senyal reyal de la Casa de Aragón se consideró asociado al linaje condal. Cfr. Guillermo Redondo Veintemillas, Alberto Montaner Frutos y María Cruz García López, Aragón en sus escudos y banderas, Zaragoza, Caja de la Inmaculada, 2007 (Colección Mariano de Pano y Ruata, 26). ISBN 978-84-96869-06-6; Reyes y Reinas de Aragón, Zaragoza, Gobierno de Aragón-Heraldo de Aragón, 2006. D. L. Z-569-06 y Ernest Belenguer, Felipe V. Garín Llombart y Carmen Morte García, La Corona de Aragón. El poder y la imagen de la Edad Media a la Edad Moderna (siglos XII - XVIII, Sociedad Estatal para la Acción Cultural Exterior (SEACEX), Generalitat Valenciana y Ministerio de Cultura de España - Lunwerg, 2006. ISBN 84-9785-261-3.
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http://www.lomejor.com/19/1/35/60/52/122-125%20Expo%20CorAragon.pdf
Date

1634
Author

Francisco Camilo y Andrés Urzanqui? based on a original of Filippo Ariosto (1586).
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