Artist
Leonardo Alenza (1807–1845)
30 works by Leonardo Alenza (Spanish, 1807–1845) from The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Wikipedia
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Already They Are Going ("Ya se van")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
They Spin Well ("Bien lo hilan")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Human Ailments ("Achaques humanos")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
At Last She Sees Clearly ("Ya ve claro")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
He Has Been Decorated ("Y esta' Condecorado!")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
They Strut About Elegantly ("Lindamente se pavonean")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
He Will Not Laugh ("Y el no se rie")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
They are Polishing Him Up ("Y se las pulen")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
There Was No Business ("No encontraron avio")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Ex Cathedra ("ex catedra")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Birds of a Feather ("Entre los suyos")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
They'll Get Their Desserts ("Buen pelo echará")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
He Looks and Doesn't Recognize Himself ("Se mira y no se ve")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Lost Labor ("Trabajo perdido")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
His Excellency is Not at Home ("No recibe in Excel.ª")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Shackled to His Treasure ("Preso á su tesoro")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
He Leaves Them in Good Shape ("Buenos los deja")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Greed Breaks the Bag ("La codicia rompe el saco")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Having a Good Time ("Se regodean")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Pampered Idiot ("Niño zangolotino")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art ![Long Live the Chains! ("Vivan las caenas [cadenas]"), Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/dp/web-large/DP800046.jpg)
Long Live the Chains! ("Vivan las caenas [cadenas]")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Dust to Dust ("Et in pulverem reverteris")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
They Centainly Can Use It ("Bien lo han menester")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Notaries Flew of With The Prey ("Escribanitos volaron con la presa")Leonardo Alenza y Nieto, 1807–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art