Their Majesties presided over the opening of the exhibition organized by the Cultural Spanish National Library of Spain and Action to commemorate the fourth centenary of the death of Miguel de Cervantes, one of the men and more universal Spanish writers. This exhibition is part of the activities promoted by the "National Commission for the commemoration of the fourth centenary of the death of Miguel de Cervantes", created and regulated by Royal Decree 289/2015 of April 17th whose honorary president corresponds to Their Majesties and the presidency to the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Presidency.

This exhibition commemorating the fourth centenary of the death of Cervantes, brings together the most complete set of works related to Cervantes and his work from the collection of the National Library of Spain, the largest Cervantes collection in the world, complemented by works from other national and foreign institutions.


On arrival at the library, the Queen wore a Nina Ricci grey tweed swing coat. Underneath she wore a Felipe Varela charcoal grey sheath dress with side draping she has worn on countless occasions and is already become a staple of your wardrobe. She accessorized with a scarf in purple hue, gooseberry, wearing blue and orange halterneck, gray Magrit Leather pumps, Felipe Varela pewter leather trapeze clutch, diamond earrings with a ball in bronze and gold for now, the company is unknown.

Photo credits: Casa Del Rey