Gil Morlanes “El Viejo” y Maestro Hilario: un retablo y una reja para la capilla del Palacio de la Diputación del Reino de Aragón en Zaragoza (1500-1514)

The palace of the Diputacion del General of the Kingdom of Aragon was one of the most important buildings in Zaragoza in the 15th and 16th centuries. Containing a private chapel for its deputies and officials, important artists such as the sculptor Gil Morlanes “the Elder”, the iron-worker Master Hilario and the painters Anton de Aniano and Pedro de Aponte were commissioned to create its artistic endowment from 1500 onwards, something that would make it one of the most magnificent showcases of the figurative arts in the Crown of Aragon in the early 16th century. The work of all of them is present in the making of the grille and the altarpiece. New documentary information is supplied about both works and the historical patrimony of the building until its disappearance in the 19th century.