José Villegas Cordero (1844-1921) y Estados Unidosretratos, murales y un libro de viaje
- Victoria Sánchez Mellado 1
- M. Elizabeth Boone 2
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Universidad Pablo de Olavide
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University of Alberta
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ISSN: 0004-0428
Year of publication: 2022
Tome: 95
Issue: 380
Pages: 419-436
Type: Article
More publications in: Archivo español de arte
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Abstract
This paper examines José Villegas Cordero and his relationship with a circle of friends from the United States. Villegas served as both teacher and friend to John Elliott, who he guided in his art. Maud Howe, Elliott’s wife, discussed Villegas’s work as a painter and director of the Prado Museum in several of her literary texts, among them her travel book Sun and Shadow in Spain (1908). Villegas was also connected to Isabel and Larz Anderson, likewise friends of the Elliotts, who acquired and promoted his paintings. The study of these friendships, which spanned almost four decades, provides new insight into Villegas and his work.
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