DescriptionAntonioPerez01.jpg	Grabado que representa Antonio Pérez, secretario del rey Felipe II. 1 estampa : buril ; huella de la plancha 367 x 240 mm Engraving which represents Antonio Pérez, secretary of king Philip II of Spain.
Date	1791
Source	Biblioteca Nacional de España, Madrid
Author	Ximeno, Alegre, Carmona.
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Grabado, impreso en la Imprenta Real de Madrid, 1791.
Engraving, printed in the Royal Press, Madrid, 1791.

J. Ximeno lo dibujó; Ml. Alegre lo grabó, D.Ml.Sr. Carmona lo concluyó.

Inscripción al pie de la estampa: "ANTONIO PEREZ, Sublime Estadista, y Político Filósofo. Secretario del REY FELIPE II: tan famoso por sus infortunios como por sus escritos. Nació en Madrid en 1544. y murió en Paris en 1611."

Esta imagen es similar y probablemente esté inspirada en el retrato de Antonio Pérez por Ponz que se conserva en el monasterio de El Escorial. Ambas imagenes pueden verse reproducidas en el tomo VI de las Obras Completas de Gregorio Marañón.

Puede verse un detalle de este grabado en AntonioPerez01d.jpg