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Spanish Painting Seen as Earliest Depiction of Ballplaying

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Text	The book Spain: A History in Art by Bradley Smith (Doubleday, 1971) includes a plate that appears to show "several representations of baseball figures and some narrative." The work is dated to 1255, the period of King Alfonso. Email from Ron Gabriel, July 10, 2007. Ron also has supplied a quality color photocopy of this plate, which was the subject of his presentation at the 1974 SABR convention. Note: can we specify the painting and its creator? Can we learn how baseball historians and others interpret this artwork?
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 |Text=<p>The book <u>Spain</u><u>: A History in Art</u> by Bradley Smith (Doubleday, 1971) includes a plate that appears to show "several representations of baseball figures and some narrative."  The work is dated to 1255, the period of King Alfonso.</p>
 <p>Email from Ron Gabriel, July 10, 2007.  Ron also has supplied a quality color photocopy of this plate, which was the subject of his presentation at the 1974 SABR convention.  <b>Note:</b> can we specify the painting and its creator?  Can we learn how baseball historians and others interpret this artwork?</p>
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