Diego Angulo Iñiguez (July 18, 1901 – October 5, 1986) was an
art historian, a university professor, writer and Director of the
Prado Museum
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in
Madrid
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from 1968 to 1970.
Complementing his career as a curator an
academic
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, he served as one of the founding members of the Art advisory council of the
International Foundation for Art Research
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(IFAR)
Select works
In a statistical overview derived from writings by and about Diego Angulo Iñiguez,
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WorldCat
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encompasses roughly 300+ works in 600+5 publications in 7 languages and 3,400+ library holdings.
WorldCat Identities
Angulo Iñiguez, Diego
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* ''Historia del arte hispano-americano'' (1945)
* ''Historia del arte'' (1953)
* ''Pintura del renacimiento'' (1954)
* ''Juan de Borgoña by Juan de Borgoña'' (1954)
* ''José Antolínez'' (1957)
* ''Historia de la pintura española'' (1969)
* ''Retablo barroco : a la memoria de Francisco de la Maza'' (1974)
* ''A corpus of Spanish drawings'' (1975)
* ''Spanish drawings, 1400–1600'' (1975)
* ''Murillo'' (1981)
Notes
References
- ''Dictionary of Art Historians''
Angulo Íñiguez, Diego
''Enciclopedia Online (Museo del Prado)''
''Biografías y Vidas''
* Gómez, Isabel Mateo. (2001). ''Diego Angulo Íñiguez, historiador del arte.'' Madrid :Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas.
OCLC 50040478
External links
* ttp://www.elpais.com/articulo/agenda/ANGULO/_DIEGO/Diego/Angulo/iniguez/catedratico/e/historiador/arte/elpepigen/19861006elpepiage_1/Tes/ Biografía de Diego Angulo Íñiguez - El Paísbr>Obras de Diego Angulo Íñiguez - La Biblioteca Abierta
1901 births
1986 deaths
Spanish art historians
Spanish art curators
Directors of the Museo del Prado
Spanish art critics
Spanish architectural historians
20th-century Spanish historians
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