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	Rizi's painting used in the 2016 film ''[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' is a stylized version of his actual artwork, ''{{Wiki\|File:Francisco rizi-auto de fe.jpg\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}''. Its most glaring difference is the replacement of the central, fenced-off, open-air court with the execution stakes [[:File:ACMovie Auto-da-fé Concept Art.jpg\|shown]] [[:File:Sevendalino Khay - Auto-da-fe concept.png\|in]] [[:File:Into the Animus - Auto-da-fe concept art.jpg\|three]] of [[Sevendalino Khay]]'s concept pieces for the film. The partial green crest with gold writing on the right hand bleacher in the original work is also missing.<ref name="EspWiki">{{WP\|es:Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}</ref>		Rizi's painting used in the 2016 film ''[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' is a stylized version of his actual artwork, ''{{Wiki\|File:Francisco rizi-auto de fe.jpg\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}''. Its most glaring difference is the replacement of the central, fenced-off, open-air court with the execution stakes [[:File:ACMovie Auto-da-fé Concept Art.jpg\|shown]] [[:File:Sevendalino Khay - Auto-da-fe concept.png\|in]] [[:File:Into the Animus - Auto-da-fe concept art.jpg\|three]] of [[Sevendalino Khay]]'s concept pieces for the film. The partial green crest with gold writing on the right hand bleacher in the original work is also missing.<ref name="EspWiki">{{WP\|es:Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}</ref>

	Further, it is not a representation of the film's location of the ''auto-da-fe'', nor of any of the characters in that scene. As clearly stated in the title, the area depicted is {{Wiki\|Plaza Mayor, Madrid\|Plaza Mayor}} in [[Madrid]], not Seville, and instead features King {{Wiki\|Charles II of Spain\|Charles II}}, Queen {{Wiki\|Marie Louise d'Orléans}}, and {{Wiki\|queen mother}} {{Wiki\|Mariana of Austria\|Mariana}} of [[Austria]] in the background presiding over an ''auto-da-fe'' on 30 June 1680, with Grand Inquisitor {{Wiki\|Diego Sarmiento Valladares}} standing on the ground just left of their box holding a {{Wiki\|crozier}}. According to ''{{Wiki\|Alguacil\|Alguacil Mayor}}'' (Chief Justice) {{Wiki~~\|es:José del Olmo~~\|José del Olmo}}, the stage [[architect]] and an Inquisition informant, the ceremony lasted all day, as recorded in great detail in his book, ''[http://fama2.us.es/fde/relacionHistoricaDelAuto.pdf Relación histórica del auto general de fe, que se celebró en Madrid Este Año de 1680]''.<ref name="EspWiki"/>		Further, it is not a representation of the film's location of the ''auto-da-fe'', nor of any of the characters in that scene. As clearly stated in the title, the area depicted is {{Wiki\|Plaza Mayor, Madrid\|Plaza Mayor}} in [[Madrid]], not Seville, and instead features King {{Wiki\|Charles II of Spain\|Charles II}}, Queen {{Wiki\|Marie Louise d'Orléans}}, and {{Wiki\|queen mother}} {{Wiki\|Mariana of Austria\|Mariana}} of [[Austria]] in the background presiding over an ''auto-da-fe'' on 30 June 1680, with Grand Inquisitor {{Wiki\|Diego Sarmiento Valladares}} standing on the ground just left of their box holding a {{Wiki\|crozier}}. According to ''{{Wiki\|Alguacil\|Alguacil Mayor}}'' (Chief Justice) {{Wiki\|José del Olmo}}, the stage [[architect]] and an Inquisition informant, the ceremony lasted all day, as recorded in great detail in his book, ''[http://fama2.us.es/fde/relacionHistoricaDelAuto.pdf Relación histórica del auto general de fe, que se celebró en Madrid Este Año de 1680]''.<ref name="EspWiki"/>

	In the movie novelization, a copy of the real painting hung in the Council of Elders' meeting room, where [[Ellen Kaye]] correctly named the piece and the date of the events depicted, with [[Alan Rikkin]] observing that he thought the queen looked too old to be Isabella I.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]'' – Chapter 8</ref>		In the movie novelization, a copy of the real painting hung in the Council of Elders' meeting room, where [[Ellen Kaye]] correctly named the piece and the date of the events depicted, with [[Alan Rikkin]] observing that he thought the queen looked too old to be Isabella I.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]'' – Chapter 8</ref>

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Rizi's painting used in the film is a stylized version of his actual artwork, ''{{Wiki\|File:Francisco rizi-auto de fe.jpg\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}''. Its most glaring difference is the replacement of the central, fenced-off, open-air court with the execution stakes [[:File:ACMovie Auto-da-fé Concept Art.jpg\|shown]] [[:File:Sevendalino Khay - Auto-da-fe concept.png\|in]] [[:File:Into the Animus - Auto-da-fe concept art.jpg\|three]] of [[Sevendalino Khay]]'s concept pieces for the film. The partial green crest with gold writing on the right hand bleacher in the original work is also missing.<ref name="EspWiki">{{WP\|es:Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}</ref>		Rizi's painting used in the 2016 film ''[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' is a stylized version of his actual artwork, ''{{Wiki\|File:Francisco rizi-auto de fe.jpg\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}''. Its most glaring difference is the replacement of the central, fenced-off, open-air court with the execution stakes [[:File:ACMovie Auto-da-fé Concept Art.jpg\|shown]] [[:File:Sevendalino Khay - Auto-da-fe concept.png\|in]] [[:File:Into the Animus - Auto-da-fe concept art.jpg\|three]] of [[Sevendalino Khay]]'s concept pieces for the film. The partial green crest with gold writing on the right hand bleacher in the original work is also missing.<ref name="EspWiki">{{WP\|es:Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}</ref>

	Further, it is not a representation of the film's location of the ''auto-da-fe'', nor of any of the characters in that scene. As clearly stated in the title, the area depicted is {{Wiki\|Plaza Mayor, Madrid\|Plaza Mayor}} in [[Madrid]], not Seville, and instead features King {{Wiki\|Charles II of Spain\|Charles II}}, Queen {{Wiki\|Marie Louise d'Orléans}}, and {{Wiki\|queen mother}} {{Wiki\|Mariana of Austria\|Mariana}} of [[Austria]] in the background presiding over an ''auto-da-fe'' on 30 June 1680, with Grand Inquisitor {{Wiki\|Diego Sarmiento Valladares}} standing on the ground just left of their box holding a {{Wiki\|crozier}}. According to ''{{Wiki\|Alguacil\|Alguacil Mayor}}'' (Chief Justice) {{Wiki\|es:José del Olmo\|José del Olmo}}, the stage [[architect]] and an Inquisition informant, the ceremony lasted all day, as recorded in great detail in his book, ''[http://fama2.us.es/fde/relacionHistoricaDelAuto.pdf Relación histórica del auto general de fe, que se celebró en Madrid Este Año de 1680]''.<ref name="EspWiki"/>		Further, it is not a representation of the film's location of the ''auto-da-fe'', nor of any of the characters in that scene. As clearly stated in the title, the area depicted is {{Wiki\|Plaza Mayor, Madrid\|Plaza Mayor}} in [[Madrid]], not Seville, and instead features King {{Wiki\|Charles II of Spain\|Charles II}}, Queen {{Wiki\|Marie Louise d'Orléans}}, and {{Wiki\|queen mother}} {{Wiki\|Mariana of Austria\|Mariana}} of [[Austria]] in the background presiding over an ''auto-da-fe'' on 30 June 1680, with Grand Inquisitor {{Wiki\|Diego Sarmiento Valladares}} standing on the ground just left of their box holding a {{Wiki\|crozier}}. According to ''{{Wiki\|Alguacil\|Alguacil Mayor}}'' (Chief Justice) {{Wiki\|es:José del Olmo\|José del Olmo}}, the stage [[architect]] and an Inquisition informant, the ceremony lasted all day, as recorded in great detail in his book, ''[http://fama2.us.es/fde/relacionHistoricaDelAuto.pdf Relación histórica del auto general de fe, que se celebró en Madrid Este Año de 1680]''.<ref name="EspWiki"/>

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	'''Francisco Rizi''' (9 April 1614 – 2 August 1685) was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] painter.		'''Francisco Rizi''' (9 April 1614 – 2 August 1685) was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] painter.

imported>Darman36: Looking at the close-up, I think UJ112013 is right. "Grand Inquisition" seems to be the artwork's name in film, since book gives correct title and date of events depicted

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Looking at the close-up, I think UJ112013 is right. "Grand Inquisition" seems to be the artwork's name in film, since book gives correct title and date of events depicted

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	Further, it is not a representation of the film's location of the ''auto-da-fe'', nor of any of the characters in that scene. As clearly stated in the title, the area depicted is {{Wiki\|Plaza Mayor, Madrid\|Plaza Mayor}} in [[Madrid]], not [[Seville]] as shown in the film, and instead features King {{Wiki\|Charles II of Spain\|Charles II}}, Queen {{Wiki\|Marie Louise d'Orléans}}, and {{Wiki\|queen mother}} {{Wiki\|Mariana of Austria\|Mariana}} of [[Austria]] in the background presiding over an ''auto-da-fe'' on 30 June 1680, with Grand Inquisitor {{Wiki\|Diego Sarmiento Valladares}} standing on the ground just left of their box holding a {{Wiki\|crozier}}. According to ''{{Wiki\|Alguacil\|Alguacil Mayor}}'' (Chief Justice) {{Wiki\|es:José del Olmo\|José del Olmo}}, the stage [[architect]] and an Inquisition informant, the ceremony lasted all day, as recorded in great detail in his book, ''[http://fama2.us.es/fde/relacionHistoricaDelAuto.pdf Relación histórica del auto general de fe, que se celebró en Madrid Este Año de 1680]''.<ref name="EspWiki"/>		Further, it is not a representation of the film's location of the ''auto-da-fe'', nor of any of the characters in that scene. As clearly stated in the title, the area depicted is {{Wiki\|Plaza Mayor, Madrid\|Plaza Mayor}} in [[Madrid]], not [[Seville]] as shown in the film, and instead features King {{Wiki\|Charles II of Spain\|Charles II}}, Queen {{Wiki\|Marie Louise d'Orléans}}, and {{Wiki\|queen mother}} {{Wiki\|Mariana of Austria\|Mariana}} of [[Austria]] in the background presiding over an ''auto-da-fe'' on 30 June 1680, with Grand Inquisitor {{Wiki\|Diego Sarmiento Valladares}} standing on the ground just left of their box holding a {{Wiki\|crozier}}. According to ''{{Wiki\|Alguacil\|Alguacil Mayor}}'' (Chief Justice) {{Wiki\|es:José del Olmo\|José del Olmo}}, the stage [[architect]] and an Inquisition informant, the ceremony lasted all day, as recorded in great detail in his book, ''[http://fama2.us.es/fde/relacionHistoricaDelAuto.pdf Relación histórica del auto general de fe, que se celebró en Madrid Este Año de 1680]''.<ref name="EspWiki"/>

	In the ~~Movie Novelization~~, the painting~~'s background~~ was in 1680. Alan Rikkin ~~described~~ the queen ~~was~~ too old ~~in the painting that she couldn't~~ be [[Isabella I ~~of Castile]]~~.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]'' – Chapter 8</ref>		In the movie novelization, the painting was correctly dated to 1680, with [[Alan Rikkin]] observing to Ellen that the queen looked too old to be Isabella I.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]'' – Chapter 8</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	In 1683, Rizi made the oil painting entitled ''{{Wiki\|File:Francisco rizi-auto de fe.jpg\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}''. In 2016, a copy of it hung in the [[Council of Elders]]' meeting room, where councilwoman [[Ellen Kaye]] erroneously dated the piece to 1492.<ref name="ACfilm">[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' (film)]]</ref>		In 1683, Rizi made the oil painting entitled ''{{Wiki\|File:Francisco rizi-auto de fe.jpg\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}''. In 2016, a copy of it hung in the [[Council of Elders]]' meeting room, where councilwoman [[Ellen Kaye]] erroneously dated the piece to 1492.<ref name="ACfilm">[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' (film)]]</ref>

			==Gallery==
			<gallery position="center" widths="180" captionalign="center">
			ACMovie Francisco Rizi's Grand Inquisition.jpg\|Francisco Rizi's ''Auto de Fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid''
			ACMovie Francisco Rizi's Grand Inquisition in Council of Elders' meeting room.jpg\|''Auto de Fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid'' in the Council of Elders' meeting room
			ACMovie Francisco Rizi's Grand Inquisition close up.jpg\|close up of ''Auto de Fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid''
			</gallery>

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	Further, it is not a representation of the film's location of the ''auto-da-fe'', nor of any of the characters in that scene. As clearly stated in the title, the area depicted is {{Wiki\|Plaza Mayor, Madrid\|Plaza Mayor}} in [[Madrid]], not [[Seville]] as shown in the film, and instead features King {{Wiki\|Charles II of Spain\|Charles II}}, Queen {{Wiki\|Marie Louise d'Orléans}}, and {{Wiki\|queen mother}} {{Wiki\|Mariana of Austria\|Mariana}} of [[Austria]] in the background presiding over an ''auto-da-fe'' on 30 June 1680, with Grand Inquisitor {{Wiki\|Diego Sarmiento Valladares}} standing on the ground just left of their box holding a {{Wiki\|crozier}}. According to ''{{Wiki\|Alguacil\|Alguacil Mayor}}'' (Chief Justice) {{Wiki\|es:José del Olmo\|José del Olmo}}, the stage [[architect]] and an Inquisition informant, the ceremony lasted all day, as recorded in great detail in his book, ''[http://fama2.us.es/fde/relacionHistoricaDelAuto.pdf Relación histórica del auto general de fe, que se celebró en Madrid Este Año de 1680]''.<ref name="EspWiki"/>		Further, it is not a representation of the film's location of the ''auto-da-fe'', nor of any of the characters in that scene. As clearly stated in the title, the area depicted is {{Wiki\|Plaza Mayor, Madrid\|Plaza Mayor}} in [[Madrid]], not [[Seville]] as shown in the film, and instead features King {{Wiki\|Charles II of Spain\|Charles II}}, Queen {{Wiki\|Marie Louise d'Orléans}}, and {{Wiki\|queen mother}} {{Wiki\|Mariana of Austria\|Mariana}} of [[Austria]] in the background presiding over an ''auto-da-fe'' on 30 June 1680, with Grand Inquisitor {{Wiki\|Diego Sarmiento Valladares}} standing on the ground just left of their box holding a {{Wiki\|crozier}}. According to ''{{Wiki\|Alguacil\|Alguacil Mayor}}'' (Chief Justice) {{Wiki\|es:José del Olmo\|José del Olmo}}, the stage [[architect]] and an Inquisition informant, the ceremony lasted all day, as recorded in great detail in his book, ''[http://fama2.us.es/fde/relacionHistoricaDelAuto.pdf Relación histórica del auto general de fe, que se celebró en Madrid Este Año de 1680]''.<ref name="EspWiki"/>

			In the Movie Novelization, the painting's background was in 1680. Alan Rikkin described the queen was too old in the painting that she couldn't be [[Isabella I of Castile]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]'' – Chapter 8</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' (film)]] {{mo}}		*[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' (film)]] {{mo}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]'' {{mo}}

	==References==		==References==

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			'''Francisco Rizi''' (9 April 1614 – 2 August 1685) was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] painter.

	In 1683, Rizi ~~painted an~~ oil painting entitled ''Auto de Fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid'' ~~depicting [[Tomás de Torquemada\|Torquemada]]~~, [[~~Ferdinand II~~ of ~~Aragon~~]], ~~and~~ [[~~Isabella I of Castile~~]] at the ~~[[auto-da-fé]] of~~ 1492.<ref name="ACfilm">[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' (film)]]</ref> ~~In 2016~~, a ~~copy~~ of ~~it hang~~ in the [[~~Council~~ of ~~Elders~~]]' ~~meeting room~~.<ref name="~~ACfilm~~" />		In 1683, Rizi made the oil painting entitled ''{{Wiki\|File:Francisco rizi-auto de fe.jpg\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}''. In 2016, a copy of it hung in the [[Council of Elders]]' meeting room, where councilwoman [[Ellen Kaye]] erroneously dated the piece to 1492.<ref name="ACfilm">[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' (film)]]</ref>

			==Behind the scenes==
			Rizi's painting used in the film is a stylized version of his actual artwork. Its most glaring difference is the replacement of the central, fenced-off, open-air court with the execution stakes shown in [[Lino Khay]]'s [[:File:ACMovie Auto-da-fé Concept Art.jpg\|concept art]] for the film. The partial green crest with gold writing on the right hand bleacher in the original work is also missing.<ref name="EspWiki">{{WP\|es:Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}</ref>

			Further, it is not a representation of the film's location of the ''auto-da-fe'', nor of any of the characters in that scene. As clearly stated in the title, the area depicted is {{Wiki\|Plaza Mayor, Madrid\|Plaza Mayor}} in [[Madrid]], not [[Seville]] as shown in the film, and instead features King {{Wiki\|Charles II of Spain\|Charles II}}, Queen {{Wiki\|Marie Louise d'Orléans}}, and {{Wiki\|queen mother}} {{Wiki\|Mariana of Austria\|Mariana}} of [[Austria]] in the background presiding over an ''auto-da-fe'' on 30 June 1680, with Grand Inquisitor {{Wiki\|Diego Sarmiento Valladares}} standing on the ground just left of their box holding a {{Wiki\|crozier}}. According to ''{{Wiki\|Alguacil\|Alguacil Mayor}}'' (Chief Justice) {{Wiki\|es:José del Olmo\|José del Olmo}}, the stage [[architect]] and an Inquisition informant, the ceremony lasted all day, as recorded in great detail in his book, ''[http://fama2.us.es/fde/relacionHistoricaDelAuto.pdf Relación histórica del auto general de fe, que se celebró en Madrid Este Año de 1680]''.<ref name="EspWiki"/>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
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	'''Francisco Rizi''' (9 April 1614 – 2 August 1685) was a Spanish painter.		'''Francisco Rizi''' (9 April 1614 – 2 August 1685) was a Spanish painter.

	In 1683, Rizi painted an oil painting entitled ''~~Grand Inquisition~~'' depicting [[Tomás de Torquemada\|Torquemada]], [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]], and [[Isabella I of Castile]] at the [[auto-da-fé]] of 1492.<ref name="ACfilm">[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' (film)]]</ref> In 2016, a copy of it hang in the [[Council of Elders]]' meeting room.<ref name="ACfilm" />		In 1683, Rizi painted an oil painting entitled ''Auto de Fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid'' depicting [[Tomás de Torquemada\|Torquemada]], [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]], and [[Isabella I of Castile]] at the [[auto-da-fé]] of 1492.<ref name="ACfilm">[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' (film)]]</ref> In 2016, a copy of it hang in the [[Council of Elders]]' meeting room.<ref name="ACfilm" />

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>UJ112013: The name was mentioned by Ellen Kaye.

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The name was mentioned by Ellen Kaye.

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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' (film)]] {{~~c\|indirect mention~~}}		*[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' (film)]] {{mo}}

	==References==		==References==

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	'''Francisco Rizi''' (9 April 1614 – 2 August 1685) was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] painter.		'''Francisco Rizi''' (9 April 1614 – 2 August 1685) was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] painter.

	In 1683, Rizi made the oil painting entitled ''~~{{Wiki~~\|~~File:Francisco rizi~~-~~auto de fe.jpg\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}~~''. In 2016, a copy of it hung in the [[Council of Elders]]' meeting room~~, where councilwoman [[Ellen Kaye]] erroneously dated the piece to 1492~~.<ref name="ACfilm">[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' (film)]]</ref>		In 1683, Rizi made the oil painting entitled ''Grand Inquisition'', which showed Grand Inquisitor [[Tomás de Torquemada]] flanked by Queen [[Isabella I of Castile\|Isabella I]] of [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castile]] and King [[Ferdinand II of Aragon\|Ferdinand II]] of [[Kingdom of Aragon\|Aragon]] as they presided over the ''[[auto-da-fé]]'' arranged at [[Seville]] in 1492 for the [[Assassins]] [[Aguilar de Nerha]], [[María]], and [[Benedicto]]. In 2016, a copy of it hung in the [[Council of Elders]]' meeting room.<ref name="ACfilm">[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' (film)]]</ref>

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery position="center" widths="180" captionalign="center">		<gallery position="center" widths="180" captionalign="center">
	ACMovie Francisco Rizi's Grand Inquisition.jpg\|Francisco Rizi's ''~~Auto de Fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid~~''		ACMovie Francisco Rizi's Grand Inquisition.jpg\|Francisco Rizi's ''Grand Inquisition''
	ACMovie Francisco Rizi's Grand Inquisition in Council of Elders' meeting room.jpg\|''~~Auto de Fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid~~'' in the Council of Elders' meeting room		ACMovie Francisco Rizi's Grand Inquisition in Council of Elders' meeting room.jpg\|''Grand Inquisition'' in the Council of Elders' meeting room
	ACMovie Francisco Rizi's Grand Inquisition close up.jpg\|~~close up~~ of ''~~Auto de Fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid~~''		ACMovie Francisco Rizi's Grand Inquisition close up.jpg\|Detail of the royal box in ''Grand Inquisition''
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Rizi's painting used in the film is a stylized version of his actual artwork. Its most glaring difference is the replacement of the central, fenced-off, open-air court with the execution stakes shown in [[~~Lino~~ Khay]]'s [[:File:~~ACMovie~~ Auto-da-~~fé Concept Art~~.jpg\|~~concept art~~]] for the film. The partial green crest with gold writing on the right hand bleacher in the original work is also missing.<ref name="EspWiki">{{WP\|es:Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}</ref>		Rizi's painting used in the film is a stylized version of his actual artwork, ''{{Wiki\|File:Francisco rizi-auto de fe.jpg\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}''. Its most glaring difference is the replacement of the central, fenced-off, open-air court with the execution stakes [[:File:ACMovie Auto-da-fé Concept Art.jpg\|shown]] [[:File:Sevendalino Khay - Auto-da-fe concept.png\|in]] [[:File:Into the Animus - Auto-da-fe concept art.jpg\|three]] of [[Sevendalino Khay]]'s concept pieces for the film. The partial green crest with gold writing on the right hand bleacher in the original work is also missing.<ref name="EspWiki">{{WP\|es:Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid\|Auto de fe en la plaza Mayor de Madrid}}</ref>

	Further, it is not a representation of the film's location of the ''auto-da-fe'', nor of any of the characters in that scene. As clearly stated in the title, the area depicted is {{Wiki\|Plaza Mayor, Madrid\|Plaza Mayor}} in [[Madrid]], not [[Seville~~]] as shown in the film~~, and instead features King {{Wiki\|Charles II of Spain\|Charles II}}, Queen {{Wiki\|Marie Louise d'Orléans}}, and {{Wiki\|queen mother}} {{Wiki\|Mariana of Austria\|Mariana}} of [[Austria]] in the background presiding over an ''auto-da-fe'' on 30 June 1680, with Grand Inquisitor {{Wiki\|Diego Sarmiento Valladares}} standing on the ground just left of their box holding a {{Wiki\|crozier}}. According to ''{{Wiki\|Alguacil\|Alguacil Mayor}}'' (Chief Justice) {{Wiki\|es:José del Olmo\|José del Olmo}}, the stage [[architect]] and an Inquisition informant, the ceremony lasted all day, as recorded in great detail in his book, ''[http://fama2.us.es/fde/relacionHistoricaDelAuto.pdf Relación histórica del auto general de fe, que se celebró en Madrid Este Año de 1680]''.<ref name="EspWiki"/>		Further, it is not a representation of the film's location of the ''auto-da-fe'', nor of any of the characters in that scene. As clearly stated in the title, the area depicted is {{Wiki\|Plaza Mayor, Madrid\|Plaza Mayor}} in [[Madrid]], not Seville, and instead features King {{Wiki\|Charles II of Spain\|Charles II}}, Queen {{Wiki\|Marie Louise d'Orléans}}, and {{Wiki\|queen mother}} {{Wiki\|Mariana of Austria\|Mariana}} of [[Austria]] in the background presiding over an ''auto-da-fe'' on 30 June 1680, with Grand Inquisitor {{Wiki\|Diego Sarmiento Valladares}} standing on the ground just left of their box holding a {{Wiki\|crozier}}. According to ''{{Wiki\|Alguacil\|Alguacil Mayor}}'' (Chief Justice) {{Wiki\|es:José del Olmo\|José del Olmo}}, the stage [[architect]] and an Inquisition informant, the ceremony lasted all day, as recorded in great detail in his book, ''[http://fama2.us.es/fde/relacionHistoricaDelAuto.pdf Relación histórica del auto general de fe, que se celebró en Madrid Este Año de 1680]''.<ref name="EspWiki"/>

	In the movie novelization, the painting ~~was~~ correctly ~~dated to 1680~~, with [[Alan Rikkin]] observing ~~to Ellen~~ that the queen looked too old to be Isabella I.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]'' – Chapter 8</ref>		In the movie novelization, a copy of the real painting hung in the Council of Elders' meeting room, where [[Ellen Kaye]] correctly named the piece and the date of the events depicted, with [[Alan Rikkin]] observing that he thought the queen looked too old to be Isabella I.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]'' – Chapter 8</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==