New releases

• Luces del norte
  Manuscritos iluminados franceses y flamencos de la Biblioteca Nacional de España The Biblioteca Nacional de España (BNE) houses a collection of 156 French and Flemish illuminated manuscripts from the ninth to the sixteenth centuries which are of huge historical and artistic…
• What’s Mine Is Yours. Private Collectors and Public Patronage in the United States
  Essays in Honor of Inge Reist This publication is devoted to private collectors and their relationships with and gifts to public institutions in the United States. Thirteen authors bring to life the long tradition of private…
• Pintura barroca en Valencia (1600-1737) Pintura barroca en Valencia (1600−1737) sheds light on a very little-known area of Spanish art history. Developing in parallel to the main artistic centres of Madrid (capital of the Spanish…
• Memoriales y cartas del Conde Duque de Olivares, vol
  II: Correspondencia con el Cardenal Infante don Fernando (1635-1641) The international dimension of the Spanish Monarchy is key to understanding the complexity of the governance tasks faced by the Count-Duke of Olivares. This volume therefore sets out to complete…
• Collecting Murillo in Britain and Ireland The art of Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (1617–1682) captured the British imagination in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Wealthy collectors competed for the choicest pictures, artists imitated his styles and adopted…
• Diccionario Cervantes This dictionary offers readers the chance to survey Cervantes’ life and oeuvre as they please through more than 130 entries that make it possible to focus on his family environment,…
• Ambassadors in Golden-Age Madrid
  The Court of Philip IV through Foreign Eyes Through a selection of diplomats of various nationalities (the Holy Roman Empire, the Holy See, France, England, Venice, Tuscany, Genova, the small Italian states, Sweden, Denmark, Poland and the Ottoman…
• Ideas de los españoles del siglo XVII This classic book, which is used rather than quoted, addresses the opinion Spaniards held of themselves, of the peoples who made up the Spanish empire, and of the foreigners with…
• Mariano Benlliure y Nueva York This book is devoted to the work of the sculptor Mariano Benlliure (Valencia, 1862−Madrid, 1947) in the United States, which is mostly held in the collection of the Hispanic Society…