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Set in seventeenth-century Madrid, the narrative immerses readers in the vibrant world of Spanish royal tailor Mateo Aguado and his fellow artisans during Philip IV's reign. It highlights the unique fashion and aesthetics of the court, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship and cultural significance of their work. The story not only delves into the lives of these tailors but also reflects the broader societal influences of the era, bringing to life the opulence and style of the Spanish monarchy.

Explores the making of seventeenth-century Seville's greatest Baroque monuments. Conceived as a spiritual solution to Seville's problems, these works had a profound real-world effect on the city in crisis. Examines Baroque art as a collaborative process involving not only painters but altarpiece designers, plaster carvers, embroiderers, printmakers, and authors.