Dos vaciados de Girolamo Ferreri traídos por Velázquez a España y restaurados por Juan de Mena
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2005
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Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando
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La aparición del número 100 de Academia, Boletín de la Real de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, permite hacer un balance histórico de esta publicación, cuyas colaboraciones representan en la historiografía artística una aportación fundamental. En ella aparece reflejada tanto la vida interna de la Academia como una larga serie de trabajos de investigación que, en su última etapa, se ciñe de un modo muy específico a su proyección sobre el arte español. El presente artículo revisa las diferentes etapas, del que fue primero Resumen de las actas y tareas y después Boletín, Anales y Academia. Se trata, en definitiva, de la publicación periódica más antigua española sobre arte.
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The apparition of the number 100 of the ACADEMIA, Bulletin of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando, allows to realize an historic balance of this publication, whose collaborations represent in the artistic historiography an important contribution. The internal life of the Academy and a large series of researches, the last of them focused on Spanish Art, are well reflected in the Bulletin. This present article reviews the different periods of this publication; the first one was focused on the Summary of the acts and tasks, and later on Bulletin, Annals and Academy. This Bulletin is the ancient Spanish periodical publication on Art. There is more information available in Internet.
The apparition of the number 100 of the ACADEMIA, Bulletin of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando, allows to realize an historic balance of this publication, whose collaborations represent in the artistic historiography an important contribution. The internal life of the Academy and a large series of researches, the last of them focused on Spanish Art, are well reflected in the Bulletin. This present article reviews the different periods of this publication; the first one was focused on the Summary of the acts and tasks, and later on Bulletin, Annals and Academy. This Bulletin is the ancient Spanish periodical publication on Art. There is more information available in Internet.