by Alfonso Segovia Montoya · docecalles.com · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788497444965
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This ninth volume of the Riada collection explores the evolution of the Real Cortijo de San Isidro in Aranjuez. Founded by King Charles III in 1766 as an enlightened agricultural project to supply the Royal Household, the site has undergone significant transformations over the centuries, from its privatization following the 1870 disentailment to its reconfiguration in the mid-20th century as a colonization village. The work examines how this territory has maintained its identity and name despite political and social shifts, highlighting the integration of modern structures with the 18th-century historical layout and architecture.
