Author:  Solà, Fortià
City: Vic
Year 1918
Document type:  Studies on buildings
Subject: Architecture
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Study on the parochial church of Moia and its patroness Santa Maria de la Misericordia. Written in 1918 by Fortià Solà, the book deals with different aspects of the building: the primitive church, the current church, the community, the Marian devotion, the chapels, etc.
Id: 669

Author:  Novell, Ramon
Year 1958
Document type:  Studies on buildings
Subject: Architecture
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Study on the Palace of the Marquis de la Floresta in Tarrega, written by Ramon Novell in 1958. The study deals with aspects related to the building: great personalities, the Chapel, the reconstruction of the palace, etc.
Id: 668

City: Vilafranca del Penedès
Year 1944
Document type:  Studies on buildings
Subject: Architecture
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Study on the monuments of the hospital of Vilafranca del Penedès: the Church and the convent of San Francesc, the 16th century altarpiece of Sant Jordi and the Virgin's presentation, and the lordly tombs. Written in 1944.
Id: 667

Author:  Rocamora, Manuel
City: Barcelona
Year 1952
Document type:  Essays and studies
Subject: Costume
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Communication by Manuel Rocamora during the International Conference of Fashion History held in Venice in 1952. Written in French, the text deals with fashion in Spain in the 16th century.
Id: 666

Author:  Gómez Moreno, María Elena
City: Segovia
Year 1954
Document type:  Catalogs
Subject: Religious art
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Work written by Maria Elena Gómez Moreno about the exhibition of images of the Virgin Mary that took place in Segovia in 1954. Includes the catalogue of the exhibition, formed by sculpture, painting and engraving.
Id: 665

Author:  March, José M.
Year 1923
Document type:  Catalogs
Subject: Festivals and solemnities
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Catalogue of the exhibition for the centenary year of Ignatius de Loyola held in Barcelona in 1922 and written by José M. March. The exhibition took place in the Colegio del Sagrado Corazón and it was formed by diferent objects related to the Saint: painting, sculpture, prints, printed books, manuscripts, reliquaries, maps, etc.
Id: 664

Author:  Lasso de la Vega y López de Tejada, Miguel ; Muñoz Torrado, Antonio
City: Sevilla
Year 1922
Document type:  Conferences
Subject: Heraldry
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Speech read by the Marquis of Saltillo on the occasion of his admission to the Real Academia Sevillana de Buenas Letras in 1922. The study deals with houses and heraldry in Seville. The text includes the response speech of the academic Antonio Muñoz Torrado.
Id: 663

Author:  Masriera, Luis
City: Barcelona
Year 1948
Document type:  Conferences
Subject: Biographies of artists
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Speech about the painter Manuel Rodríguez Codolá read by Luis Masriera in the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of Sant Jordi in 1948. Rodríguez Codolá had been publicist, lecturer and also secretary of the same academy.
Id: 662

Author:  Candeira Pérez, Constantino ; Antón, Francisco
Publisher: Gráficas Andrés Martín
City: Valladolid
Year 1960
Document type:  Conferences
Subject: Religious art
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Speech read by Constantino Candeira Pérez on the occasion of his admission to the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of the Purísima Concepción in Valladolid in 1960. The study deals with the altarpiece of San Benito el Real by Alonso Berruguete in Valladolid. The text includes the response speech of the academic Francisco Anton Casaseca.
Id: 661

Author:  Ainaud de Lasarte, Joan ; Duran i Sanpere, Agustí
Year 1969
Document type:  Conferences
Subject: Painting
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Speech read by Joan Ainaud de Lasarte on the occasion of his admission to the Reial Acadèmia de Bones Lletres in Barcelona on 18 May 1969. The essay deals with the 13th century murals on the Montcada Street in Barcelona. The text includes the response speech of Agustí Duran Sanpere.
Id: 660