Banderilla Collection

The Banderillero in the chair; Notes on Spain, 1875. Creator: Unknown
The Banderillero in the chair; Notes on Spain, 1875. From, Illustrated Travels by H.W. Bates. [Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, c1880, London]

Matador making a pass with the muleta (cape) and sword. Chromolithograph by L. Gomez after an illustration by Daniel Perea from Bullfight, Corrida del Toros, Madrid, Boronat Satorre, 1894

A Spanish mounted knight in the ring breaking short spears without the help of assistants
IND81913 A Spanish mounted knight in the ring breaking short spears without the help of assistants, plate 13 of The Art of Bullfighting, pub

A Moor caught by the bull in the ring, plate 8 of The Art of Bullfighting, pub. 1816 (etching)
IND81908 A Moor caught by the bull in the ring, plate 8 of The Art of Bullfighting, pub. 1816 (etching) by Goya y Lucientes

Bullfighters (w / c on paper)
CHT219300 Bullfighters (w/c on paper) by Spanish School, (19th century); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France; eArchives Charmet; Spanish, out of copyright

Matador dedicating the killed bulls tail to the president. Chromolithograph by E. Calle after an illustration by Daniel Perea from Bullfight, Corrida del Toros, Madrid, Boronat Satorre, 1894

Matador making a reverse pass with the cloak in front of a charging bull. Chromolithograph by E. Calle after an illustration by Daniel Perea from Bullfight, Corrida del Toros, Madrid

Picador on horseback stabbing a charging bull with a lance while a matador with cloak runs beside them. Chromolithograph by J

Spanish cowboys with lances shutting up the bulls
Spanish cowboys on horseback with lances shutting up the bulls before a bullfight. Chromolithograph by E. Casanova after an illustration by Daniel Perea from Bullfight, Corrida del Toros, Madrid

Title page with vignette of bull, picador horses, lances, banderillas, ribbons, and flowers. Chromolithograph by E. Casanova after an illustration by Daniel Perea from Bullfight, Corrida del Toros

Plate 32 from the Tauromaquia : Two teams of picadors thrown one after the other by a
Plate 32 from the Tauromaquia :Two teams of picadors thrown one after the other by a single bull. 1816

Plate 31 of the Tauromaquia : Banderillas with firecrackers. 1816

Plate 24 of the Tauromaquia : The same Ceballos mounted on another bull breaks short spears in the ring at Madrid. 1816

Plate 13 of the Tauromaquia : A Spanish mounted knight in the ring breaking short spears without the help of assistants, , 1816

Plate 12 from the Tauromaquia : The crowd hamstrings the bull with lances, sickles, banderillas and other arms. 1816

A Spanish Banderillero placing the Banderillas whilst Seated in a Chair, 1878 (wood
KW441349 A Spanish Banderillero placing the Banderillas whilst Seated in a Chair, 1878 (wood engraving) by Sotain, Noel Eugene (b.1816); Private Collection; (add.info)

MADRID: PLAZA MAYOR, c1780. Oil on canvas, Spanish, c1780

SPAIN: BULLFIGHTING, 1891. Decorating with banderillas at Madrid, Spain. Line drawing, 1891

Bullfighting, bull impaled with banderillas in bullring, Tercio de banderillas stage of bullfight, Spain, september

Bullfighting, Banderillero escaping from bull in bullring, blurred movement, Tercio de banderillas stage of bullfight, Spain, september

Bullfighting, Matador assisting final stage from border of bullring, Tercio de muerte stage of bullfight, Spain, september

Bullfighting, bull dying after being impaled with sword in bullring, Tercio de muerte stage of bullfight, Spain, september

Bullfighting, Matadors with capes, fighting bull in first stage of fight, where bull is tested after entering bullring, Tercio de varas stage of bullfight, Spain, september

Bullfighting, Matador with muleta and sword, fighting bull impaled with banderillas in bullring, Tercio de muerte stage of bullfight, Spain, september

Bullfighting, Matador with muleta, fighting bull impaled with banderillas in bullring, Tercio de muerte stage of bullfight, Spain, september

Bullfighting, Banderillero with banderillas, fighting bull from horseback in bullring, Corrida de rejones, Medina del Campo, Valladolid, Castile-Leon, Northern Spain, september

Bullfighting, Matador with cape, fighting bull impaled with banderillas in bullring, Medina del Campo, Valladolid, Castile-Leon, Northern Spain, september

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"Banderilla: The Art of Bullfighting Unveiled in Captivating Etchings" Step into the vibrant world of bullfighting through the captivating etchings of "The Art of Bullfighting, " published in 1816. In plate 13, witness a Spanish mounted knight fearlessly breaking short spears without any assistance, showcasing their incredible skill and bravery within the ring. Plate 8 introduces us to a dramatic moment as a Moor finds himself caught by the raging bull. This intense encounter highlights both the danger and excitement that permeate every bullfight. Delve further into this exhilarating spectacle with depictions of skilled bullfighters on paper. With watercolors adorning their movements, these artists capture the grace and precision required to face off against such formidable opponents. Observe closely as a matador gracefully executes passes with his muleta (cape) and sword, displaying an exquisite blend of artistry and courage. Each movement is carefully choreographed to mesmerize both audience members and bulls alike. In another striking scene, witness a matador dedicating the killed bull's tail to the president—a symbolic gesture honoring triumph over adversity while paying respects to tradition. Marvel at yet another feat as a matador performs a reverse pass with his cloak, defying expectations and leaving spectators breathless with anticipation for what comes next. Experience an integral part of this ancient tradition as picadors on horseback expertly stab charging bulls with lances. Their unwavering resolve ensures balance between man and beast throughout each confrontation. Spanish cowboys armed with lances play their crucial role in shutting up unruly bulls—an essential task that requires immense teamwork, precision, and nerves of steel. The title page itself sets the stage for this enthralling journey into tauromaquia—featuring an intricate vignette depicting a powerful bull alongside a determined picador—a symbol representing strength meeting artistry head-on. Discover even more thrilling moments within the pages of "The Tauromaquia.