Collecting Spanish Art: Spain's Golden Age and America's Gilded Age

Synopsis

The Spanish Turn: The Discovery Of Spanish Art In The United States, 1887-1920 / Richard L. Kagan -- Civil Dissension, Bad Government, And Religious Intolerance: Spanish Display At The Philadelphia Centennial And In Gilded Age Private Collections / M. Elizabeth Boone -- The Spanish Presence At Philadelphia's Centennial Exhibition And Chicago's World's Columbian Exposition / Javier Barón -- Here One Feels Existence: Isabella Stewart Gardner's Spanish Cloister / Ellen Prokop -- Henry Clay Frick's Galerie Espagnole / Susan Grace Galassi -- Charles Deering And The Palacio Maricel In Sitges (barcelona) / Bonaventura Bassegoda And Ignasi Domènech -- Hearst And Spain / Mary L. Levkoff -- Archer Milton Huntington And The Hispanic Society Of America / Marcus B. Burke -- Oil And Canvas: The Algur H. Meadows Collection Of Spanish Art / Mark A. Roglán -- Competing For A Velázquez: New York Collectors After The Spanish Master / José Luis Colomer -- An Early Appreciation Of Murillo / Suzanne L. Stratton-pruitt -- Early Collecting Of Bartolomé Esteban Murillo's Paintings In The United States (1800-1925) / Ignacio Cano And Casilda Ybarra -- Collecting Goya / María Dolores Jiménez-blanco. Edited By Inge Reist And José Luis Colomer. This Volume Evolved From The Symposium Collecting Spanish Art: Spain's Golden Age And America's Gilded Age Organized By The Center For The History Of Collecting At The Frick Collection, New York, 21 And 22 November, 2008. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 347-360) And Index.