The Acme Novelty Library

Aimed at students not originally from Spain, this reference offers an overview of Spanish art history, emphasizing those periods and artists that have been major influences in universal art. The pages in this book summarize and discuss the prehistory and history of Spanish art from Altamira to the end of the 20th century. With a perspective that avoids the academic and seeks clarity, this book can serve anyone interested in Spanish art, for it explains its nuances with a rigor and simplicity that facilitate and inspire an enjoyment of its beauty. Dirigido a estudiantes no españoles, esta...

Transcripción completa de la documentación manuscrita del legado de Francisco Asenjo Barbieri sobre los Teatros de Madrid

Teatro y skate no parece a priori una mezcla muy común. Alberto Arroyo continua con su serie “Teatro de crítica” publicando su segundo libro en el que crítica el Skate, este deporte que desde Tokio 2020 será olímpico. 10 obras de microteatro en la que encontrarás personajes que se acercan tanto a la realidad que posiblemente te los hayas cruzado por la calle. Al igual que en el primer libro está el “Teatro de juego”, teatro en la que el lector es quien interpreta. El problema de hacer teatro es engancharte, ten cuidado con lo que haces. Alberto escribe en esta ocasión textos...

The book reviews the presence in Argentina during the 19th and 20th centuries of artwork by Spanish artists through interrelated sections that review the different aspects and problems of the circulation, distribution, art markets, art collection and criticism and cultural patrimony of artists exiled during the Second Spanish Republic. Special sections dedicated to the participation of Spanish artists in Argentinean international art fairs and to 2 emblematic figures of Spanish art during the studied period: Guillermo de Torre and Ramón Gómez de la Serna.