Publisher: Centro Editorial Artístico de Miguel Seguí
City: Barcelona
Year 1897-1907
Document type:  Journals
Subject: Art (general)
Library: Biblioteca Nacional de España
Abstract: Art magazine published by the Centro Editorial Artístico by Miguel Seguí in Barcelona.
Id: 808

City: Madrid
Year 1835-1836
Document type:  Journals
Subject: Art (general)
Library: Biblioteca Nacional de España
Abstract: Artistic magazine close to romanticism, published between January 1835 and July 1836, with high-quality lithographs. Famous for publishing for the first time 'The song of the Pirate' by José de Espronceda.
Id: 807

City: Madrid
Year 1873
Document type:  Journals
Subject: Art (general)
Library: Biblioteca Nacional de España
Abstract: The subtitle changed from 'lyrical-dramatic weekly' to 'musical weekly'. It offers information about music, premiered works as well as a literary section. Enrique Villegas is the owner.
Id: 806

Author:  Cruzada Villaamil, Gregorio, 1832-1884
Year 1962-1963
Document type:  Journals
Subject: Art (general)
Library: Biblioteca Nacional de España
Abstract: Supplement to 'El arte en España' (1862-1870). The digitized collection includes 18 issues, between 20 February 1862 and 15 October 1863. There is a section with official information on fine arts. And another, with brief news.
Id: 805

Author:  Canales Marí ; Vidal Corella
Year 1936-1939
Document type:  Essays and studies
Subject: Conservation and Restoration
Library: Biblioteca Nacional de España
Abstract: Folder with 31 photos of the bombing raid to the Líria Palace and the transfer of art works. There are also images of the protection, packaging and evacuation of the works of the Prado Museum.
Id: 802

Author:  Leguina, Enrique de, 1841-1924
Publisher: Librería de Fernando Fé
City: Madrid
Year 1907
Document type:  Essays and studies
Subject: Goldsmithing
Library: Biblioteca Nacional de España
Abstract: Study by Enrique de Leguina, Baron de la Vega de Hoz, which deals on bronze artworks. The book is divided into chapters and has a chronological approach. The first chapter deals with the classic period with the description of Phoenician, Iberian and Roman objects. The second chapter focuses on bronze from Arab, Moorish, Roman-Byzantine and Gothic periods. The third chapter looks at the Renaissance in analyzing the figures of the sculptors Juan de Arfe and Pompeyo Leoni. The fourth chapter describes objects from the 17th and 18th centuries and the bronzes in the Palacio del Retiro. And the fifth and sixth chapters study the bronze works related to the church such as the crosses and bells.
Id: 635

Author:  Leguina, Enrique de, 1841-1924
Publisher: Est. Tip. de Enrique Bergali
City: Sevilla
Year 1897
Document type:  Essays and studies
Subject: Weapons
Library: Biblioteca Nacional de España
Abstract: Study on swordsmith masters by Enrique Leguina, Baron de la Vega de Hoz, divided into four chapters. The first deals with swords since antiquity. The second chapter studies their manufacture. The third presents the different trades and the prices of weapons. The fourth sets out the standards of swordsmith masters.
Id: 634

Author:  Leguina, Enrique de, 1841-1924
Publisher: Imp. de E. Rasco
City: Sevilla
Year 1896
Document type:  Conferences
Subject: Architecture
Library: Biblioteca Nacional de España
Abstract: Enrique de Leguina, Baron de la Vega de Hoz, gave this lecture on the Giralda at the Ateneo de Sevilla. The study is a compilation of press releases, and direct impressions on the contemplation of the majestic Sevillian tower.
Id: 633

Author:  Leguina, Enrique de, 1841-1924
Publisher: Librería de Fernando Fé
City: Madrid
Year 1894
Document type:  Essays and studies
Subject: Goldsmithing
Library: Biblioteca Nacional de España
Abstract: In this study, Enrique de Leguina, Baron de la Vega de Hoz, approaches the issue of old Spanish silver which had a brilliant and artistic industry in the peninsula. The work is divided into nine chapters with analysis for all periods from the Middle Ages to the 18th century. It also includes a list of the most notable silversmith artists in Spain.
Id: 632

Author:  Leguina, Enrique de, 1841-1924
Publisher: Imp. de E. Rasco
City: Sevilla
Year 1885
Document type:  Essays and studies
Subject: Weapons
Library: Biblioteca Nacional de España
Abstract: Brief study on the sword, written by Enrique de Leguina, Baron de la Vega de Hoz, who considered it to be the most noble of all weapons. The work aims to gather information and then develop a complete history of the Spanish sword. The book is divided into chapters and summaries, analizing the main characteristics and circumstances of swords.
Id: 631