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Art and Science in the Spanish Baroque
Natural History, Collecting and Visual Culture Art and Science in the Spanish Baroque explores the intersections between two defining chapters in early modern history: the development of modern science and the unfolding of Baroque culture. This…
Arte y ciencia en el Barroco español
Historia natural, coleccionismo y cultura visual Art and Science in the Spanish Baroque explores the intersections between two defining chapters in early modern history: the development of modern science and the unfolding of Baroque culture. This…
Spain since 1976
The Art of Susan Wilson Susan Wilson, born in the majestic landscape of New Zealand, came under Spain’s powerful spell when she first arrived in Europe. The tie to Spain – its art, its skies…
Anders Zorn
Recorrer el mundo, recordar la tierra Anders Zorn (1860–1920) was the most prominent Swedish painter of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Coming from a humble rural background, he achieved international fame as a portraitist…
Dibujos de Juan Conchillos Falcó (1641-1711). Catálogo razonado Juan Conchillos Falcó (1641–1711) was one of the most prominent painters of the Valencian Baroque school. As he has not enjoyed widespread historiographical recognition, he is currently fairly unknown to…
Metapolítica Juan Caramuel Lobkowitz (1606–1682) embodies the highest Spanish sense of leadership in the seventeenth century: he competed with Galileo in astronomy and pointed out to Descartes his errors in metaphysics;…
Contra la guerra
Los Desastres de Goya In 1810, during the Peninsular War (1808–14), Francisco de Goya began working on the 82 prints that make up the Disasters of War, in which he artistically portrayed the experience…
British Travellers in Seville & their Drawings, 1715–1854 This book offers a wide-ranging and accurate survey of British travellers in Seville from the early eighteenth to the mid-nineteenth century. Well-known characters such as the poet Lord Byron, the artist…
Luis de Vargas, pincel y mano peregrina Luis de Vargas, a painter seldom studied despite his importance to sixteenth-century Spanish art, returned to Seville in 1550 after two long decades in Italy and burst onto the local…