Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
Pedro III en el collado de las Panizas
English translation:
Pedro III at Las Panizas mountain pass
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Parrot
May 21, 2001 13:47
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Spanish term
(painting title)
Spanish to English
Art/Literary
The title of the painting is "Pedro III en el collado de las Panizas" by a Spanish painter, Barbasán Lagueruela. Apart from the fact that the painting's subject is historical, the text doesn't say anything else about it. Does anyone understand the reference to help translate the title, or can anyone suggest a translation?
Proposed translations
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| 0 | Pedro III at Las Panizas mountain pass |
Parrot
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| 0 | collado is a pathway similar to a valley |
Elinor Thomas
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| 0 | It is also a hill or a pass between two mountains... |
Maria
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Pedro III at Las Panizas mountain pass
"Las Panizas" is the proper name of a specific area in Aragón. Pedro III, king of Aragon & Sicily (13th cen.), is not translated. The painter was Mariano Barbasán Lagueruela who worked in the 19th, so this has to be purely imaginative.
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collado is a pathway similar to a valley
Collado: depresión suave por donde se puede pasar fácilmente de un lado a otro de una sierra.
So, it could be: Peter III at the Panizas path or valley.
So, it could be: Peter III at the Panizas path or valley.
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It is also a hill or a pass between two mountains...
So, it could be: "Pedro III at the Panizas' Pass"
Also, Paniza = maize or corn... so it may be that he is in a corn field?
Do you have a photograph?
Saludos afectuosos. Maria ;o)
Also, Paniza = maize or corn... so it may be that he is in a corn field?
Do you have a photograph?
Saludos afectuosos. Maria ;o)
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