Artwork
Altarpiece in Toledo Cathedral, Spain

Altarpiece in Toledo Cathedral, Spain is a photographic photography by Casiano Alguacil Blázquez. It dates from 1850 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum.
About this work
The photo is now at the Victoria and Albert Museum, which got it from John Singer Sargent's sisters.
This photo is called Altarpiece in Toledo Cathedral, Spain.
It was taken by Casiano Alguacil Blázquez in the late 19th century.
The photo is now at the Victoria and Albert Museum, which got it from John Singer Sargent's sisters.
It's part of a big collection of photos that show what Sargent liked about art and travel.
The Victoria and Albert Museum has lots of cool things to see.
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Overview
This photograph, titled 'Altarpiece in Toledo Cathedral, Spain', is part of a large collection of images acquired by the Victoria and Albert Museum from the estate of John Singer Sargent.
Technique & Style
The photograph was taken by Casiano Alguacil Blázquez in the late 19th century, showcasing his skill in capturing architectural details.
History & Provenance
The image was donated to the museum by Sargent's sisters, Emily and Violet, in 1925, along with other photographs and artworks, forming a significant part of the museum's collection.
Context
The photograph is one of many in Sargent's collection that document historical and religious architecture in Spain, reflecting his interests in art and travel.
Artist & collection
Artist
Casiano Alguacil Blázquez spent his life in Toledo, a city where old stone whispers stories.











