Author:  Acosta de la Torre, Liborio
Publisher: Tipografía de los Huérfanos
City: Madrid
Year 1889
Document type:  Conferences
Subject: Religious orders
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Speech presented at the 1889 National Catholic Congress by Liborio Acosta de la Torre. It deals with the architectural style more suitable for religious buildings, as well as the convenience for each Diocese to have a museum of Christian art, in addition to topics such as the restoration and value of the objects.
Id: 614

Publisher: Imprenta de José Domènech
City: València
Year 1878
Document type:  Catalogs
Subject: Archaeology
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Catalogue of the objects in the Archaeological Exhibition held in the city of Valencia in 1878. It also includes the names of the people who lent objects to mount the exhibition.
Id: 613

Publisher: Imprenta del Asilo de Huérfanos de S. C. de Jesús
City: Madrid
Year 1902
Document type:  Catalogs
Subject: Collecting
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Catalogue of the works from the collection of María Cristina de Borbón y Borbón-Dos Sicílias (1833-1902), Infanta of Spain. Married to Infante Sebastian de Borbón y de Braganza (1811-1875), a prominent Carlist, she inherited a significant portion of his art collection upon his death.
Id: 610

Author:  Fernández, Cayetano
Publisher: A. Izquierdo y Sobrino
City: Sevilla
Year 1875
Document type:  Conferences
Subject: Conservation and Restoration
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Sermon delivered by the priest Cayetano Fernández on 13 October 1875 in Seville, about the recovery and subsequent restoration of The vision of Saint Anthony of Padua, by Murillo (1656). In 1874, a thief cut the figure of the saint from the painting to sell it to an American antique dealer. However he returned it back to the cathedral of Seville, which allowed the painting to be restored by the artist Salvador Martínez Cubells.
Id: 609

Author:  Museu Diocesà de Barcelona
Publisher: Imprenta de E. Subirana
City: Barcelona
Year 1916
Document type:  Catalogs
Subject: Archaeology
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Catalogue of the museum until the date of its inauguration, on 22 October 1916, which encompasses works from various cities in Barcelona. It includes a speech by the museum curator, Manuel Trens, and another from the Bishop of Barcelona, Enric Reig.
Id: 608

Author:  Gudiol i Cunill, Josep
Publisher: Estampa de Llucià Anglada
City: Vic
Year 1913
Document type:  Conferences
Subject: Conservation and Restoration
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Lecture about the restoration of the church of Sant Joan de les Abadesses, read by Josep Gudiol i Cunill on 20 April 1913 in the Centre Excursionista of Vic.
Id: 607

Author:  Rodríguez Culebras, Ramón
Publisher: Tipografía M. Tenas
City: Segorbe
Year 1965
Document type:  Essays and studies
Subject: Religious art
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Monograph on the altarpiece of the Cathedral of the Assumption of Our Lady of Segorbe, depicting the life of Jesus and Mary. This altarpiece is presently exhibited in the Cathedral Museum. The masterpiece is attributed to Vicent Macip (1475-1545) and his son Joan de Joanes (born Joan Vicent Macip, 1510-1579), who collaborated on their initial works.
Id: 606

Author:  Díaz-Jiménez y Molleda, Eloy
Publisher: Imprenta de Ramona Velasco
City: Madrid
Year 1931
Document type:  Studies on artists
Subject: Biographies of artists
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Biography of the goldsmith Enrique de Arfe (1475-1545). Although of German origin, the artist practiced his craft in Spain, including in cities like León and Toledo. He is remembered as the father of Juan and Antonio de Arfe and the grandfather of Juan de Arfe, members of a family renowned for their significant contributions to Spanish silverware.
Id: 605

Author:  Vayreda i Casabò, Raimond
Publisher: Sala Vayreda
City: Olot
Year 1933
Document type:  Studies on artists
Subject: Biographies of artists
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Biographical study on Joan Carles Panyó i Figaró (1755-1840), a painter and decorator. Considered to be one of the best exponents of the Catalan Neoclassicism, he was a prolific artist, although his work is little known. Panyó was a drawing teacher at the seminary in Girona and was commissioned to build the School of Drawing in Olot and Girona.
Id: 604

Author:  Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas
Publisher: Imprenta Clásica Española
City: Madrid
Year 1916
Document type:  Journals
Subject: Decorative arts
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Illustrated yearbook of the National Museum of Industrial Arts, created in 1913, corresponding to the year 1916. Including pieces of furniture, textiles, ceramics and other decorative arts. In 1932 the museum changed its name to National Museum of Decorative Arts.
Id: 603