English: A 19th century lithograph of en:Juan López de Padilla, the most prominent leader of the en:Revolt of the Comuneros. It's an oval of Padilla's torso and head. Inscribed on the banderole beneath the work is "Juan de Padilla decapitated in Villalar the 24th of April of 1522."
Español: Una litografía de es:Juan de Padilla, capitán de la milicia de Toledo y los comuneros en la es:Guerra de las Comunidades de Castilla. La inscripción en la banderola debajo del retrato dice "Juan de Padilla decapitado en Villalar el 24 de abril de 1522."
Date
Unknown date, but Donón died ~1900, and seems to have stopped making new lithographs ~1882 This website lists him as flourishing between 1855-1882.
English: As Donón died more than 70 years ago, the work is public-domain. Additionally the Biblioteca Nacional has been consulted, and they confirmed that it's in the public domain and it's fine to use. See below.
Español: Donón murió cerca de 1900, por lo que la obra ya está en Dominio Público. La Biblioteca Nacional confirma por email.
Licensing
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I (User:SnowFire) sent a letter to the Biblioteca Nacional to confirm the public domain status of the work (as Encyclopedia Britannica did not credit an author nor give a date of publication; I wrote a letter to them, too, but they only referred me to BN.). The body of their response:
en respuesta a su petición de fecha 23 de octubre, le comunicamos que la litografía del retrato de Juan de Padilla no presenta problemas de derecho de autor para su uso.
Referente a los datos del retrato que manda son los siguientes: la signatura de nuestros fondos es IH/6829-2; Busto en ovalo. Inscripción en una banderola debajo del retrato que pone "Juan de Padilla decapitado en Villalar el 24 de abril de 1522" S. Llanta lo dibujó y litografió. Litografía de J. Donón.
My translation to English:
In response to your question of October 23rd, we can tell you that the lithograph of Juan de Padilla does not present copyright problems for use.
Referring to the details of the work that you asked are the following: the signature of our (purchase?) is IH/6829-2; (it's a) bust in an oval. Inscribed on the banderole beneath the work is "Juan de Padilla was decapitated in Villalar the 24th of April in 1522." It's drawn and lithographed on the rim. The lithograph is by J. Donón.
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