This year’s International Seminar, celebrated June 12, 2014 at the Real Fundación of Toledo, had a monographic character, and was dedicated to reflecting the multi-faceted milieu of the eminent North American collector Archer Milton Huntington, the founder of the Hispanic Society of America. The participating investigators gave the following presentations:

Research Seminars

Huntington and the collecting of Spanish textiles

Ana Cabrera Lafuente
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Modern Catalan painting in the Hispanic Society of America

Francesc , 1948- Fontbona
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The Byne marriage: two Hispanists at the service of Huntington

Dimitra Gkozgkou
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Shining perspectives, Huntington’s numismatic collection

Robert Wilson Hoge
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Archer Milton Huntington and Itálica

José María Luzón Nogué
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Archaeology in Huntington’s collecting

Jorge Maier Allende
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El Greco, Vega Inclán and Huntington

María Luisa Menéndez Robles
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The collecting of Spanish popular ceramics at the Hispanic Society of America

Abraham Rubio Celada
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Photography and Spanish popular culture

Santiago Sáenz Samaniego
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Huntington, collecting and the art market

Immaculada , 1945- Socias Batet
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Ignacio de Zuloaga and Huntington

Ignacio Suárez-Zuloaga y Gáldiz
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