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Spain’s Duchess of Alba, who died last week<br />

aged 88, was a larger-than-life character whose<br />

joie de vivre and outspokenness won her a<br />

special place in her fellow citizens’ affections. As<br />

a child living in London, Cayetana played with the<br />

future Queen Elizabeth, but wouldn’t meet her<br />

again until 1988 (top left). Three years ago she<br />

mingled with Charles and Camilla at a dinner in<br />

Madrid (above), but the Duchess was just as<br />

happy socialising with bullfighters, dancers and<br />

the jetset, including Jackie Kennedy (left). Her<br />

vast fortune enabled Cayetana to build on her<br />

family’s magnificent private art collection, but she<br />

always claimed that she wasn’t as wealthy as<br />

people thought, protesting: “I have a lot of<br />

artworks, but I can’t eat them, can I”<br />

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